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Canada's Harper in China visit focused on energy - Boston.com

Canada's Harper in China visit focused on energy Boston.com The visit highlights efforts by Canada to diversify energy sales. The US market currently absorbs 97 percent of Canadian oil exports. Chinese state-owned companies have invested more than $16 billion in Canadian energy in the past two years and hope to ... and more »

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The Keystone Delay Won't Stop These Canadian Oil Sands Stocks - Money Morning

Politico

The Keystone Delay Won't Stop These Canadian Oil Sands Stocks Money Morning By Martin Hutchinson, Global Investing Strategist, Money Morning Aside from creating jobs, the pipeline would have decisively swung US energy supplies more toward domestic sources and those of our friendly neighbor Canada. Canada Natural Resources Vice Chairman Opposes Keystone PipelineWall Street Journal Keystone Denial Locks Canadian Crude Into MidwestAOL Energy Testy pipeline debate expectedOmaha World-Herald World Politics Review -Austin American-Statesman -Chicago Tribune all 325 news articles »

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Canadian Stocks Decline as Oil Retreats on Greek Debt Concern - BusinessWeek

Globe and Mail

Canadian Stocks Decline as Oil Retreats on Greek Debt Concern BusinessWeek Canadian Natural Resources Ltd., the country's second- largest energy company by market value, dropped 1.4 percent as crude futures declined for the sixth time in the last seven days. Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. rallied 1.2 percent after William ... CANADA STOCKS-TSX stumbles as Greece concerns weighReuters TSX Ends Lower On Greek Crisis Concerns -- Canadian CommentaryNASDAQ Greek debt worries weigh on TSXToronto Star CanadianBusiness.com -Reuters Africa all 3,777 news articles »

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Canada's Harper in China visit focused on energy - Newsday

Canada's Harper in China visit focused on energy Newsday Click here Canada's Harper in China visit focused on energy Originally published: February 7, 2012 12:34 AM Updated: February 7, 2012 1:07 AM By The Associated Press (AP) -- Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper is visiting China to discuss oil sales ... and more »

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