Carney’s big talk means nothing if Nutrien chooses U.S. port over B.C.’s
- Posted on July 26, 2026
- By The Globe and Mail
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In brief
Nutrien's strategic decision to potentially establish operations at Washington's Port of Longview rather than British Columbia's facilities raises critical questions about Canadian competitiveness in the fertilizer export sector. This development highlights infrastructure challenges and economic incentives that may influence major industrial investments, despite commitments from regional political leaders to secure major projects within provincial borders.
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Carney’s big talk means nothing if Nutrien chooses U.S. port over B.C.’s
Nutrien made a preliminary decision last December to invest in the Port of Longview, Washington
