XPost: bc.politics, can.politics, ab.politics   
   From: none@present.com   
      
   "Alan Baker"  wrote in message news:mcldvb$sh4$2@news.datemas.de...   
      
   > On 2015-02-25 20:44:55 +0000, C.K.Rubles said:   
      
   > > As usual, you don't even understand the legislation that you quote and   
   > > post here.   
   > > Provinces can make decisions on exploration and development within their   
   > > own provincial boundaries,   
   > > but when it comes to EXPORTING those natural resources, they come up   
   > > against not only federal and NAFTA   
   > > legislation, they also come up against environmental rules and   
   > > international jurisdictions.   
   > >   
   > > You're not the brightest bird in the cage, are you, Wakefield?   
   > >    
      
   > How does that make it "Canadian oil in Alberta.  Not Albertan oil."?   
      
   It doesn't.  Non-renewable resources belong to the province they are found   
   in, unless they are under federal or aboriginal land.   
      
   Then again, such idiocy is nothing new; if intellect were fusewire, she   
   wouldn't have enough to circumcise a canary.   
      
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