Jurisdictional feuds slow Atlantic Canada’s progressUndersea boundaries, revenue-sharing clutter table in area where federal and five provincial governments must reach agreement Gary Park Petroleum News Calgary correspondent
Hopes of an energy bonanza in Atlantic Canada to rival that of the North Sea or Gulf of Mexico need an infusion of new optimism in 2004 if the region is to profit from its hydrocarbon riches.
Above all, that means rapid progress to settle a raft of inter-governmental squabbles to open up new explora....
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