Will Maher fund Rupert expansion?

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The decision by Canada’s Minister of the Environment to allow the Fairview Terminal Phase II expansion project at Prince Rupert to proceed to the permitting stage has put the spotlight on whether Maher Terminals will fund its part of the programme.

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