The National Energy Board is commissioning a $50,000 “risk assessment” of claims by TransCanada Corp. in its application for the Energy East project. The bid follows in-house research by the Department of Natural Resources that only a third of Canadians surveyed are confident in the government’s ability to handle an oil spill: “That is not a vote of confidence”.
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