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Jack MacLeod: Petroleum Association chairman says something's got to give in energy war between federal and Alberta governments
Jack MacLeod: Petroleum Association chairman says something's got to give in energy war between federal and Alberta governments

Jack MacLeod: Petroleum Association chairman says something's got to give in energy war between federal and Alberta governments

Date2/23/1981
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MacLeod, Jack (Chairman- Canadian Petroleum Association)
MacLeod, Jack (Chairman- Canadian Petroleum Association)
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From Left: Andrew, John and Martha, Seems like something's always Brewin in Toronto politics
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Jack Gallagher: Former Dome Petroleum chairman made $7,600 a day
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An illustration of a coastal town with a lighthouse in the foreground.
Old Fort Macleod (Fort Macleod, Alberta), ca 1876
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