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[en] A review of the state of the Canadian oil and gas industry for 1997 was presented. In 1997, capital investment levels were at $19 billion with oil, gas and gas by-products production valued at $31 billion. Exports were strong and set to grow further. As far as the Yukon is concerned, the availability of increased incentives and the announcement of a common royalty regime for the Territory have helped to increase interest by outside capital. Ongoing efforts are being made to include First Nations communities in the public consultation processes, and to ensure significant benefits to First Nation people from any development. The industry's initiatives and approaches to exploration, development and production were outlined. Environmental initiatives to protect the wilderness, and the existing ecosystem were described with examples from Alberta (Special Places 2000) and from British Columbia (BC Northern Rockies (Muskwa-Kechika; marine protected areas). 1 fig
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Yukon Economic Development, Whitehorse, YT (Canada); [50 p.]; 1998; p. 1-3; Yukon Economic Development; Whitehorse, YT (Canada); Yukon oil and gas workshop; Watson Lake (Canada); 23 Oct 1998; Available from the Internet at www.gov.yk.ca or through interlibrary loan from the CANMET Information Centre, 555 Booth St., Ottawa, ON, K1A 0G1, Tel: (613) 995-4132 or FAX: (613) 995-8730
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