Cross-border pipeline spat moves to highest levels in Alaska, CanadaIn sharply worded letters, Knowles terms Dhaliwal remarks as ‘threatening;’ Chretien argues ‘subsidies’ would distort free market, weaken U.S. energy security Gary Park PNA Canadian Correspondent
A quiet summer has turned noisy with the disclosure of a testy exchange of letters between Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien and Alaska Gov. Tony Knowles over talk of tax incentives to promote an Alaska Highway gas pipeline.
After months of sparring between U.S. and Canadian government and indu....
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Knowles asks for explanation Chretien: subsidies would depress prices Knowles appeals for cooperation Beneficial to Canadian economy
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