Majority in B.C. Want Harper to Delay or Kill Gateway
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A majority of British Columbians want Prime Minister Stephen Harper to reject or delay Enbridge Inc.’s Northern Gateway pipeline amid concern the project could lead to oil spills, a Bloomberg-Nanos poll shows.
Thirty-four percent of respondents want the Canadian government to block the C$6.5 billion ($6 billion) project, which would ship crude from Alberta’s oil sands to the B.C. coast for export to Asia, and 33 percent want it delayed for further review. Twenty-nine percent say they want it approved, according to the poll.