New government sets lively pace on issuesCanada under Martin: patching U.S. relationships, Petro-Canada sale, opening B.C. offshore, nuclear power on minds of cabinet ministers Gary Park Petroleum News Calgary correspondent
The new Canadian government under Prime Minister Paul Martin has filled the sky over the energy sector with trial balloons.
Blazing into the new year, cabinet ministers have declared:
• Mending Canada-U.S. relationships is a “must” if Canada is to build on its energy exports.
• Selling the governm....
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