The Globe and Mail reports in its Monday edition that Prime Minister Mark Carney, on the heels of a trip to the Middle East, landed Saturday night at the Calgary Stampede where he talked pipelines. A Canadian Press dispatch to The Globe reports that Mr. Carney was in Calgary the week before to announce, with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, a plan for a new oil pipeline to the West Coast. "Let's get that pipeline through eh?" one Stampede-goer said to Mr. Carney. "Thank you for doing this. We need someone like you to push this through." Mr. Carney said he's optimistic the pipeline will get done and that polling across the country shows it has majority support. "I'm feeling pretty good about it now," Mr. Carney said, despite the lack of enthusiasm from pipeline companies, with only Pembina Pipeline showing any interest. The PM appeared at the Stampede with his Alberta Liberal members of Parliament Matt Jeneroux and Corey Hogan as well as Terry Duguid of Winnipeg. The PM was not introduced as he later sat in the stands at GMC Stadium, with his wife, Diana Fox Carney, to watch chuckwagon races. Mr. Carney did not make a public address and blended in with others wearing cowboy hats.