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Old Posted Mar 24, 2016, 8:07 PM
MalcolmTucker MalcolmTucker is offline
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The last major policy move that the province did before carbon pricing was accelerated capital cost allowances for the oil sands brought in under Klein and Chrétien. That was a major policy move that let the province beat others to market. I guess the other was the approval of the Alliance Pipeline without ethane extraction on it right around the same time (1996-98 ish).

Other changes have warmed things up or cooled things down, but for a big structural move there you have it.
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