Canada, NWT again warn of fall-out from gas pipeline subsidiesNorthwest Territories’ Antoine insists proposal before Congress is not what Canada agreed to 25 years ago, making Canada-U.S. treaties, statutes and agreements void Gary Park PNA Canadian Correspondent
The Canadian and Northwest Territories governments are continuing their unrelenting drive to oppose subsidies for an Alaska Highway gas pipeline as a Congressional committee draws closer to a pivotal decision.
Northwest Territories Economic Development Minister Jim Antoine has gone as far as arguin....
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