Keystone pipeline could resume pumping oil by Tuesday

14-04-2025 17:58 via globalnews.ca

Keystone pipeline could resume pumping oil by Tuesday

Calgary-based South Bow is hoping to resume pumping oil through the Keystone pipeline by Tuesday, following a spill last week in North Dakota.

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