MACKENZIE DELTA
May 1st, 2003
BY MONICA DOBIECANADIAN aboriginal groups and other oil companies are imminent in striking a deal with other oil firms on the CDN$4 billion Mackenzie Delta pipeline project according to the federal Minister of Indian Affairs Robert Nault. "I believe we are within days of arriving at an agreement between the Aboriginal Pipeline Group and the producers," he said, speaking before the Petroleum Review went to press. Parties involved in the project include the Aboriginal Pipeline Group, Imperil Oil Ltd., Shell Canada Ltd., Conoco Philips Canada and Exxon Mobile ...
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