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Canada's future oil supplies are becoming increasingly dependent on one government-owned company - Petro-Canada, which is examined here by Star econom(...)
Canada's future oil supplies are becoming increasingly dependent on one government-owned company - Petro-Canada, which is examined here by Star econom(...)

Canada's future oil supplies are becoming increasingly dependent on one government-owned company - Petro-Canada, which is examined here by Star econom(...)

Date7/18/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: Canada's future oil supplies are becoming increasingly dependent on one government-owned company - Petro-Canada, which is examined here by Star economics editor David Crane (left) in part three of a series on the battle over the nation's energy resources.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0040756F
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