Opinion: The West Coast tanker ban still defies logic
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Opinion: The West Coast tanker ban still defies logic
Sending a new oil pipeline to B.C.'s south coast saves Mark Carney a political fight but makes little sense economically or scientifically
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The governments of Canada and Alberta recently announced they will work together to advance consideration of Alberta’s proposal for a new oil pipeline from Bruderheim, just northeast of Edmonton, to the southwest coast of British Columbia. Intended to be a joint venture among government, industry and Indigenous sponsors, the southern-route pipeline is an alternative to using British Columbia’s northern coast and its much shorter route to Asian markets.
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