Wall Street Journal: How Canada Views the Keystone Stall

Frontier Centre for Public Policy vice president Bob Murray appears in the Wall Street Journal’s Opinion video series, talking about how the pipeline delay could affect U.S.-Canada relations.
Published on February 1, 2014

Frontier Centre for Public Policy vice president Bob Murray appears in the Wall Street Journal’s Opinion video series, talking about how the pipeline delay could affect U.S.-Canada relations.

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