THE PREMIER OF THE CANADIAN PROVINCE OF ALBERTA IS SAYING HE WILL SEEK LEGAL DAMAGES IF PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN STOPS THE KEYSTONE X-L PIPELINE PROJECT AFTER HE TAKES OFFICE.
PREMIER JASON KENNEY SAYS HE HOPES TO SPEAK TO BIDEN TO MAKE THE CASE FOR LETTING THE MULTI-BILLION-DOLLAR WORK CONTINUE.
BIDEN HAS SAID HE’S GOING TO CANCEL THE PIPELINE THAT WOULD DELIVER OIL SANDS CRUDE FROM CANADIAN FRACKING OPERATIONS TO A TERMINAL IN WISCONSIN.
THE PIPELINE HAS BEEN IN THE MIDDLE OF A 12-YEAR BATTLE BETWEEN ENVIRONMENTALISTS, NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBES, AND ENBRIDGE ENERGY.
