Juggling defense and offenseIndustry hesitant to attack Alberta government royalty review for fear of advancing NDP chances in upcoming Canadian election GARY PARK For Petroleum News
A jittery mood has spread through Calgary, the home base of Canada’s oil patch, with industry leaders not sure how strongly to voice their feelings about the Alberta government’s upcoming review of royalties.
Some are replaying the fiasco that accompanied the province’s last attempt at hiking royal....
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