Sonya Savage, former Alberta Energy Minister, says there’s a war to destroy Canada’s oil and gas industry. How does this battle impact you? From jobs to heating your home and fuelling your car, the Canadian government’s policies could drastically affect our economy and your daily lives. With Canada sitting on one of the world’s largest natural resources, why aren’t we making the most of it?
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Forced by a lack of pipeline capacity, Canada sells most of its oil and natural gas to the U.S. at a discount of ~$20 per barrel and ~$2 per Gigajoule. With over 2 million barrels and 12.3 million Gigajoules exported daily, the loss adds up fast.
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