<p>Dennis it’s been awhile and some momentous developments:</p> <ul> <li>Can you explain what has unfolded on Energy East, and why?</li> <li>How have various Canadian governments reacted?</li> <li>Where does this put Canada’s oil sands business?</li> <li>Looming Alberta Conservative leadership race,  how will that change the dynamic if at all?</li> </ul>

Dennis it’s been awhile and some momentous developments: Can you explain what has unfolded on Energy East, and why? How have various Canadian governments reacted? Where does this put Canada’s oil sands business? Looming Alberta Conservative leadership race, how will that change the dynamic if at all?

<p>Dennis it’s been awhile and some momentous developments:</p> <ul> <li>Can you explain what has unfolded on Energy East, and why?</li> <li>How have various Canadian governments reacted?</li> <li>Where does this put Canada’s oil sands business?</li> <li>Looming Alberta Conservative leadership race,&nbsp; how will that change the dynamic if at all?</li> </ul>

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