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Canada Boosts Energy Exports Amidst Global Market Turmoil

Author: The Daily News Now! March 14, 2026 Duration: 1:09

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Canada Boosts Energy Exports to Stabilize Global Markets: Amidst the Middle East conflict, Canada contributes 23.6 million barrels of oil and increased natural gas exports, aligning with the IEAs 400 million barrel release. Despite lacking a strategic reserve, Canada taps upcoming production, with PM Carney advocating for pipeline investments and discussing Equinors offshore project.

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