Canada may finally be doing the thing everyone has been yelling about for the last decade: building more oil pipelines. Prime Minister Mark Carney said Thursday that Ottawa and Alberta will meet Friday to advance plans for a major new pipeline capable of moving at least 1 million barrels per day of Alberta crude to new markets. Carney also confirmed reports that his government will unveil a new industrial carbon pricing agreement with Alberta, signaling an attempt to calm the long-running cold war between Ottawa and Canada’s energy heartland.…