Braid: A Trump welcome for a Notley ally. Calgary Herald. More from Don Braid, Calgary Herald … For starters, she says natural gas “is not being banned. … Ontario will spend $230 million to get natural gas to rural communities that currently lack infrastructure, … sewage and much more — that will travel through regular gas pipelines and is, according to Ontario… Wynne soothes Calgary business crowd: Calgary Herald. Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne reassured a Calgary business crowd … and that new pipelines carrying oil sands crude have a potential path forward. |
Alaska’s Legislative Angst
STEVE STRAIT: ALASKA NEEDS TO CUT DEEPER BEFORE EVEN TALKING ABOUT HIGHER/MORE TAXES….
Anchorage Daily Planet. Not one penny more. The Alaska Legislature is gaveling in today for a 30-day special session called by Gov. Bill Walker to deal with the state’s $4 billion budget deficit, a subject lawmakers have wrestled with unsuccessfully for the past four months. There are deadlines on the horizon. Government worker layoff notices must be mailed by June 1 and, […]
Walker’s repackaged tax proposals land with thud in the Legislature. JUNEAU – Gov. Bill Walker’s newly repackaged tax proposals have landed with a thud in the Alaska Legislature, with criticism over having all the pieces rolled together and questions about the overall impact.
Thank you, Bunny and Al. I am posting your comments for you, below, as you requested. In the future, feel free to put our url in if you don’t have one: http://www.northerngaspipelines.com. Thank you for your careful study of the issues; you are good citizens! -dh
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You have the support of Al and Bunny Chong . . . let us hope that Donald Trump wins and moves us FORWARD because that will keep us a SUCCESSFUL ALASKA. THANK YOU DAVE HARBOUR for continuing to share important information so we know what is going on. And WOW – it was great to receive this info about Sarah Palin to wake us up. . . and it was a great way to close your presentation ===> However, we soon found that she was a “populist” not a “conservative”, created hostility against the State’s most important source of revenue and supported enactment of predatory and even RETROACTIVE new oil taxes that crippled investor interest for a decade until that the law was finally corrected two years ago.
But Trump is not Palin and while foreboding may come with painful memories, opportunity beckons us into a more optimistic future.
Keep us posted!
Bunny and Al Chong