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11-25-19

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Oh, Canada! No excitement at all' as oilpatch interest wanes for drilling rights auctions.  CBC.ca  A key indicator of future oil and gas drilling activity in Western Canada is sliding lower as the industry deals with a lack of pipeline capacity, Alberta oil ... Global Warming Policy Forum: Fracking Saved Americans $1.1 Trillion Over Past Decade, New Report     A new report prepared by Kleinhenz & Associates for [...]

11-7-13 RDC Welcomes Alaska Airlines!

RDC Meeting Report: How Alaska Airlines is responding to travel needs of Alaskans (More event photos below) by Dave Harbour Today in Anchorage, members of the Resource Development Council for Alaska (RDC) welcomed as their biweekly [...]

11-1-13 The Draft Beringia Memorandum

TransCanada Participates in Consumer Energy Alliance's Energy Day in Houston: Video Petroleum News: The new board of the Alaska Gasline Development Corp. met for the first time Oct. 30.  The board selected John Burns, a [...]

10-19-13

Today, the House Natural Resources Subcommittee on Public Lands and Environmental Regulation held an oversight hearing entitled “Threats, Intimidation and Bullying by Federal Land Managing Agencies.”  The hearing examined the ongoing and abusive conduct by [...]

10-28-13

Calgary Herald by Stephen Ewart.  When Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne took a seat at the head table for a Calgary Chamber of Commerce lunch on Friday, and before her speech on the importance of political collaboration [...]

10-24-13

ADN.  The eastern population of the Steller sea lion will be taken off the threatened species list, a federal agency announced Wednesday.  (Category: "It's about time."  See our commentary mentioning this and other inappropriate listings, [...]

10-20-13

HuffPost British Columbia and CP by Lauren Krugel.   There's nothing more urgent right now for Canada than to get into the liquefied natural gas export game, CIBC executive and former federal Conservative cabinet minister Jim Prentice [...]

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