Fear and loathingSome ho-hum about Alberta royalty plan; drillers brace for heavy job losses Gary Park For Petroleum News
One minute Alberta was on the brink of catastrophe, the next it was surrounded by calm.
Such was the level of pent-up anxiety that preceded Premier Ed Stelmach’s release of his government’s new royalty plan and the initial stock market response. (See related story on this page.)
He had scarcely stop....
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