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3-10-16 Alaska’s Fiscal Crisis – Nancy Reagan
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3-10-16 Alaska’s Fiscal Crisis – Nancy Reagan

Alaska Taxes, Alaska's Fiscal Crisis, Alaskanomics, Canadian Energy Policy, Commentary, Personal

3-10-16 Alaska’s Fiscal Crisis – Nancy Reagan

Nancy Reagan BREAKING NEWS....ADN by Rashah McChesney. Alaska Governor Bill Walker (NGP Photo) had a press conference today. It seems to have been much ado about? Please enlighten us on what this report means aside from some consolidation and a little elimination of duplication, maybe. Pardon us if we are confusing "political optics that something is being done to courageously face 'Alaska's Fiscal Crisis'," with something important that is, indeed, being accomplished -- like eliminating one or more of these agencies. Of course, any action will have to be delayed until a [...]

By Dave Harbour|2016-12-22T22:27:31-09:00March 10th, 2016|Alaska Taxes, Alaska's Fiscal Crisis, Alaskanomics, Canadian Energy Policy, Commentary, Personal|0 Comments

3-5-16 Canadian Indians Want More From Pipelines

Canada's Federal Government Wasn't "Kind" Enough To First Nations In The Opinion Of This Aboriginal Advocate Of Corporate Welfare! (Readers are welcome to submit a comment re: our commentary below. We will review and post it. Sometimes, we even adjust our own positions after evaluating the more advanced thinking of our readers! -dh) Our comment. Canadian law and practice has already established a 'duty to consult' precedent. That precedent already errs on the side of granting aboriginal groups and persons special advantages -- even to those who don't own pipeline right [...]

By Dave Harbour|2016-12-22T22:27:32-09:00March 5th, 2016|Canadian Energy Policy, Commentary, Enviro-Industrial-Governmental Cabal|0 Comments

2-10-16 More Evidence: Alaska Can Learn From Canada

Comment: On Monday, as well as Last week we wrote of how Canada's liberal Alberta and Federal governments are communicating positively with the Canadian oil industry -- about ways of providing the investors and the economy with support during this low oil price environment. We continue this theme below by appreciating today's Globe & Mail Op-Ed by former Alberta Premier James Prentice (NGP Photo). -dh Jim Prentice lives in Calgary and is a Global Fellow at the Wilson Center’s Canada Institute in Washington. His book Canada, Energy and the Environment will be [...]