Review into heavy-hitting phaseIndustry leaders tell Alberta if royalties are hiked on top of rising costs and environmental regulations they are prepared to pull up stakes Gary Park For Petroleum News
A couple of weeks of lightweight skirmishes in the far-flung regions of Alberta turned into some heavyweight slugging when the provincial government’s royalty review rolled into Calgary for three days of hearings.
And the message from the industry giants was unmistakable: Mess with us and we may jus....
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