Canada's Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr, when asked whether the federal government would invest in the C$7.4 billion ($5.8 billion) project, told the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation: "We are looking at all options -- that’s on the table. We’re not ruling anything out. We are doing an assessment of what might be necessary, working with the government of Alberta." % L1 O# [- R9 M; F' }Carr's comments follow Alberta Premier Rachel Notley's pledge on Sunday that the oil-rich province was prepared to invest in the pipeline to ensure the project moves ahead. # L& V) @4 e% F$ s; c7 L6 [ " p7 W Z8 s6 f9 a加拿大资源部长表态, 会考虑联邦政府投资横山油管的可能性。/ p7 o. g/ \8 g( E: V/ s0 }8 z
阿省政府更是说要投资横山油管。3 j6 T* R+ K i5 p. B, Z) z# y
1 z- A! E; R4 ]3 J) z5 Z联邦与阿省政府联合投资,是一个切实可行的解决方案。* F. g/ b7 \" W9 z
这个投资,比投资Bombardier Inc 更有意义。如果做得好,油管干脆由联邦政府运营,变‘国有资产’。 3 g$ f0 Y* S- `6 N( M- v. r2 O