Northwest Territories mounts argument for federal aidBidding for C$230 million in infrastructure, training and business support before Mackenzie Delta window closes; says the government is the “missing” partner in a gas pipeline project Gary Park PNA Canadian Correspondent
The Northwest Territories government is stepping up pressure for C$230 million in federal aid now that producers and aboriginals have signed a deal backing a stand-alone Mackenzie Valley gas pipeline.
Northwest Territories Deputy Premier Jim Antoine told a Calgary conference on Mackenzie Delta oil....
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