Calgary Herald by Deborah Yedlin.   It’s rare to hear a coast-to-coast perspective on the importance of market access and pipeline infrastructure as delegates were offered Tuesday at the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers’ annual investment symposium.  A four-member panel brought representation from British Columbia (Kinder Morgan’s Norman Rinne); Saskatchewan (Energy and Resources Minister Bill Boyd); Quebec (Eric Tetrault, head of the Manufacturers and Exporters) and New Brunswick (Irving Oil president Ian Whitcomb).   More.... Alaska's Legislature Approaches Budget Consensus (Story Below) ADN by Nathaniel Herz. The Alaska House and Senate on Tuesday unveiled identical [...]

Assault on Alaska megaprojects skips inconvenient facts, ignores benefits by: Win Gruening