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Tanking up: Energy Minister Jake Epp, filling up a natural gas powered car, says investment rules may be changed to help Canada's oil industry expand
Tanking up: Energy Minister Jake Epp, filling up a natural gas powered car, says investment rules may be changed to help Canada's oil industry expand

Tanking up: Energy Minister Jake Epp, filling up a natural gas powered car, says investment rules may be changed to help Canada's oil industry expand

Date10/2/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Tanking up: Energy Minister Jake Epp; filling up a natural gas powered car; says investment rules may be changed to help Canada's oil industry expand.
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