Despite Prime Minister Mark Carney's push for a new pipeline to boost Canadian oil production and exports, the initiative is unlikely to revive the sector's job boom. Automation and efficiency gains are projected to lead to a 4% decline in oil sands employment by 2035, even as production grows by 6% . This trend highlights a significant disconnect between output growth and job creation, posing political challenges for Carney and potentially fueling Alberta's separatist movement .
Analysis-Carney’s pipeline push is unlikely to bring back Canada’s oil jobs boom
INVESTING.COMOct 18, 12:37 PM UTC
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