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Did Justin Trudeau really wreck Alberta’s economy?

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has re-committed to the TMX pipeline, amid fierce criticism from Alberta and Saskatchewan's conservative premiers of his government's environment and energy policies.

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BY PETER MAZEREEUW
October 28, 2019

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Did Justin Trudeau really wreck Alberta’s economy?

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has re-committed to the TMX pipeline, amid fierce criticism from Alberta and Saskatchewan's conservative premiers of his government's environment and energy policies.

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