New proposal may breathe life into long-dead Keystone XL pipeline

For years, Canadians were told the Keystone XL pipeline was dead and buried. Now? It might be inching back to life.

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For years, Canadians were told the Keystone XL pipeline was dead and buried.

Now? It might be inching back to life.

A company called Bridger Pipeline LLC has submitted a proposal to build a cross-border oil pipeline.