Ontario is advancing the proposed Northern Shield Energy Corridor as part of a broader effort to strengthen Canada’s energy security, support economic growth, and build a more self-reliant economy. The proposed project would connect Alberta and Ontario through critical energy infrastructure, helping move Canadian energy to domestic and international markets while reducing reliance on foreign supply chains.
The corridor would include a proposed crude oil pipeline stretching from Hardisty, Alberta to Sarnia, Ontario, supporting thousands of jobs and strengthening energy supply for Ontario businesses and industries. The project also aims to unlock new investment opportunities, support critical infrastructure development, and strengthen Canada’s long-term energy resilience.
By investing in nation-building infrastructure and strengthening connections between provinces, Ontario is helping create jobs, attract investment, and build a stronger, more competitive economy for future generations. Learn more: https://www.ontario.ca/page/northern-shield-energy-corridor.