In the wake of Europe's fractured energy landscape, Canada and France are quietly exploring whether their complementary strengths — one rich in natural gas reserves, the other hungry for reliable supply — might be woven into a lasting partnership. A Canadian minister's public signal of openness to liquefied natural gas collaboration is less a policy announcement than an invitation, one that places both nations at a crossroads between diplomatic goodwill and the hard arithmetic of infrastructure and capital. The conversation reflects a broader reordering of global energy alliances, as nations s
Canada explores LNG partnership with France amid energy cooperation push
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