The Financial Post reports in its Friday, June 27, edition that Enbridge said any new Canadian oil pipeline would require legislative changes, including shortened timelines for approval. A Bloomberg dispatch to the Post reports that the largest oil pipeline company in North America said new projects "require careful consideration," but it did not rule out the possibility it might get involved in a future pipeline to expand oil exports from Western Canada. "We will be there to build what is needed for our shippers, for Alberta and for Canada -- that's our job, our mission as a company -- but only when the conditions make sense" the Calgary-based company said in response to a question about whether it is planning to propose an oil pipeline from Alberta to the British Columbia coast. Enbridge said it was "pleased to see Canadian policy-makers discussing ways to make Canada an energy superpower." Enbridge said, "As one of Canada's leading energy infrastructure companies, we will always assess projects that explore growing and diversifying markets for Canadian oil, provided there is a demand from industry and our customers."