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Canada strives to improve oil tanker safety as B.C. crude oil pipeline projects loom (Politics Blog)

Published: March 20, 2013 at 11:28 a.m. PDT
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While the Keystone XL pipeline and coal export proposals such as the Gateway Pacific Terminal in Whatcom County are getting a lot of attention, crude oil pipeline/export proposals are becoming a focus of greater concern partly because of the potential increase in tanker traffic just north of the border.

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