How One Pipeline Could Redraw Canada's Future

 

Canada’s $25 billion Trans Mountain Pipeline isn’t just about oil — it’s about independence.

 

 For decades, nearly 99% of Canadian oil exports flowed south into U.S. pipelines, where Americans controlled prices and profits. This left Canada dependent, vulnerable, and often losing $15–20 billion every year due to the “Canadian discount.”

 

But after half a century of battles, geography, and politics, Canada finally built its way out of America’s economic grip. The Trans Mountain Expansion opened in 2024, connecting Alberta’s oil sands to Pacific markets and giving Canada direct access to buyers in China, Japan, South Korea, and India.

 

In this documentary, we’ll explore: Why Canada’s oil wealth was trapped for decades. How American refineries and politics kept control. The brutal challenges of building across the Rockies. Why the $25 billion gamble was worth it. How this single pipeline reshaped Canada’s role in global energy.

 

This isn’t just about oil. It’s about geography, sovereignty, and the future of nations. Contact for Business: zulikedesigns@gmail.com 

 

 

 Source:  GeoZyra