KITAMAAT VILLAGE, British Columbia — The latest chapter in Canada's quest to become a full-blown oil superpower unfolded this month in a village gym on the British Columbia coast.
Here, several hundred people gathered for hearings on whether a pipeline should be laid from the Alberta oil sands to the Pacific in order to deliver oil to Asia, chiefly energy-hungry China. The stakes are particularly high for the village of Kitamaat and its neighbors, because the pipeline would terminate here and a port would be built to handle 220 tankers a year and 525,000 barrels of oil a day.
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Thanks Obama and your job killing agenda
All of you scream "job killing agenda" but have trouble pointing to any sound facts to support your claim. I'm not surprised.
1:40 you need to lay of the crack pipe and get off of welfare so you make sound judgements.
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