Canada’s economic security is under attack
Scott McGregor argues pipelines, casinos, border infrastructure, and critical minerals now form part of a shared North American security frontier. Foreign states, cartels, and illicit finance exploit economic vulnerabilities, requiring integrated Can
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy Scott A. McGregor —— Bio and Archives--May 26, 2026
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Frontier Centre for Public Policy
Pipeline announcements in Canada and the United States are about more than energy exports. They are reminders that the infrastructure driving North American prosperity is increasingly vulnerable to foreign interference, cartel activity and illicit finance.
On April 30, 2026, the White House granted Bridger Pipeline Expansion LLC a presidential permit for cross-border pipeline facilities at the Canada-U.S. boundary in Montana. Reuters reported that the proposal would use idle Keystone XL pipe in Canada and could increase Canadian crude exports to the U.S. by more than 12 per cent if completed.
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