Alberta gets muted response to fixesGovernment proclaims ‘good news’ for all; disappoints as it closes debate on ‘unintended consequences’ of new royalty regime Gary Park For Petroleum News
In trying to fix the “unintended consequences” of the royalty overhaul it cobbled together in haste last year and unveiled in October, the Alberta government said it was not bowing to pressure from any sector of the industry.
That much it may have got right.
No one is offering an unqualified endorse....
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