Kenney’s call for trade sanctions over Keystone a political distraction: political studies prof
The Alberta government is on the hook for more than a billion dollars after the new U.S. president blocked the Keystone XL pipeline. The province had invested more than a billion dollars of into the project. Fletcher Kent has more on the investment finger pointing that has followed.
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