Offshore debate revs upB.C. federal review panel finds 75 percent want no part of ending a 1972 moratorium; East Coast spill and oil project leftovers give B.C. activists more ammo against opening offshore Gary Park Petroleum News Calgary Correspondent
They’re not even remotely on the same scale as the Exxon Valdez spill and clean-up.
But the largest oil spill off Canada’s East Coast and the remnants of Nova Scotia’s first offshore oil project have rippled across thousands of miles to British Columbia.
About 1,000 barrels of crude spread over seve....
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