Canada takes hard line on oil pipeline clash
Senator Ted Stevens says Canada will not permit exporting Alaska oil via Canada and opposes a Canadian route. He notes Ottawa's stance blocks a trans-Canada pipeline and warns of years of delay if Canada is used, while Alaska's reserves justify a single pipeline to the United States.
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Language grants policy under fire in Parliament
Howard Grafftey charged that federal grants for bilingual education are dangerously open ended as he pressed Secretary of State Hugh Faulkner for assurances. He cited a Quebec directive altering priorities and warned provinces may misuse funds amid monitoring gaps acknowledged in Commons.
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