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To: Goose94 who wrote (81453)	4/3/2020 8:13:54 AM
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Crude Oil: Alberta Premier Jason Kenney gave us the distinct impression late yesterday that after this year’s global crash in oil prices, Keystone XL could very well have suffered the same fate as Energy East if not for his government’s decision to invest directly in the project and provide a financial backstop. “The truth is this: Keystone XL would not be built if we did not step up to the plate,” he told BNN.ca, adding OPEC and Russia are “trying to drive us out of business...we can’t leave our industry to sink or swim by itself.” And on that note, he said he’s in daily contact with the federal government about an emergency aid package, which he said needs to be “north of $20 billion”. We’ll chase voices from the energy sector to find out what they need from the feds and which projects could be at risk if governments don’t step up. BNN.ca