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Rachel Notley, becomes the prime minister of the Canadian province of Alberta after winning a majority in the provincial election in 2014. Voter discontent with new taxes proposed by the Conservative party government to meet a budget shortfall after oil related tax revenues declined hurt the Conservatives.
Grouped Articles
Left-Leaning Party Sweeps to Power in Canada’s Oil-Rich Alberta
Wall Street Journal 05/06/2015
Leftist Party’s Win in Alberta May Affect Future of Oil Sands
New York Times 05/06/2015
Economist 07/04/2015
After Strong Start in Canada Campaign, New Democrats Appear to Fade
New York Times 10/17/2015
Costs of synthetic crude manufactured from mining bitumen can exceed $100 a barrel as costs escalate in the recent boom in Alberta oil sands region. U.S. crude prices have dropped below $90 a barrel putting some large multibillion projects of Suncor Energy on hold. Production from U.S. Bakken oil fields in N. Dakota and limited pipelie space is changing the economics of production from tar sands.
Grouped Articles
How North Dakota Became Saudi Arabia
Wall Street Journal 10/01/2011
Canadian Regulator Waives Oil-Sands Enforcement Penalties
Wall Street Journal 06/13/2013
Keystone XL Review Sees Little Impact on Climate
Wall Street Journal 02/02/2014
Even Without Keystone Pipeline, Oil Has Flowed
Wall Street Journal 02/02/2014
A sticky ending for the tar sands
Economist 01/15/2009
U.S. Seeks New Rules for Rail Transport of Fuel
Wall Street Journal 07/24/2014
Grouped Articles
Canadian Regulator Waives Oil-Sands Enforcement Penalties
Wall Street Journal 06/13/2013
Keystone XL Review Sees Little Impact on Climate
Wall Street Journal 02/02/2014
A sticky ending for the tar sands
Economist 01/15/2009
Leftist Party’s Win in Alberta May Affect Future of Oil Sands
New York Times 05/06/2015
Falling Crude Prices Upend Canada’s Oil Sands Projects
Wall Street Journal 07/23/2015
Panel Criticizes Oil-Sands Monitoring
Wall Street Journal 12/22/2010
Grouped Articles
Canadian Regulator Waives Oil-Sands Enforcement Penalties
Wall Street Journal 06/13/2013
Keystone XL Review Sees Little Impact on Climate
Wall Street Journal 02/02/2014
Even Without Keystone Pipeline, Oil Has Flowed
Wall Street Journal 02/02/2014
A sticky ending for the tar sands
Economist 01/15/2009
Canadian Oil Sands Cuts Dividend, Citing Debt Load and Crude Price Drop
Wall Street Journal 12/04/2014
Leftist Party’s Win in Alberta May Affect Future of Oil Sands
New York Times 05/06/2015
Alberta oil sands projects face rapidly increasing costs sometimes 2-3 times original projections and labor shortages, and technologies to meet emissions rules can be costly.
Grouped Articles
Canadian Regulator Waives Oil-Sands Enforcement Penalties
Wall Street Journal 06/13/2013
A sticky ending for the tar sands
Economist 01/15/2009
Leftist Party’s Win in Alberta May Affect Future of Oil Sands
New York Times 05/06/2015
Falling Crude Prices Upend Canada’s Oil Sands Projects
Wall Street Journal 07/23/2015
Oil Companies Stake Future on Canada
Wall Street Journal 07/11/2007
Marathon Oil to Pay $5.56 Billion For Canada's Western Oil Sands
Wall Street Journal 07/31/2007
Grouped Articles
Canada Looks to Sell Its Oil Beyond U.S.
Wall Street Journal 08/23/2013
Keystone XL Review Sees Little Impact on Climate
Wall Street Journal 02/02/2014
Leftist Party’s Win in Alberta May Affect Future of Oil Sands
New York Times 05/06/2015
Falling Crude Prices Upend Canada’s Oil Sands Projects
Wall Street Journal 07/23/2015
Wall Street Journal 07/29/2015
U.S. Exports First Freely Traded Oil in 40 Years
Wall Street Journal 01/14/2016
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