 The Dominion It would seem that Wednesday the Obama White House put a dagger through the heart of TransCanada’s Keystone XL pipeline. But did it? In a presidential election year, very little in American politics is exactly as it appears. . . TAGGED: U.S. environmental policy, Environmentalism, President Barack Obama, canada, U.S. energy policy, Politics, oil, Keystone XL pipeline, National PostRECOMMENDED ARTICLES| Last week, the Ontario Energy Board denied Toronto Hydro’s request for a rate hike for homes within the city limits. The hike, which would have meant a monthly increase of five dollars for a typical household, was necessary,... more ›› |
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