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Vol. 18, No. 33

Week of August 18, 2013

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Promise and perils of Energy East pipeline

Prime Minister Harper endorses pipeline from Alberta to New Brunswick as a way to open additional markets for Canadian crude

Gary Park

For Petroleum News

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper has made a sharp swerve to the east in his desire to see new markets opened up for crude from the Alberta oil sands. In a full-blown endorsement, he described TransCanada’s proposed 1.1 million barrels per day pipeline from Alberta to Saint John, New Brunswick,....

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