Oilsands Royalties

Presentation to the Oilsands Multi-stakeholder Committee

September 27, 2006
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Amy Taylor
Former Director
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Amy Taylor, an economist speaking on behalf of the Pembina Institute makes the case for reforming the oilsands royalty regime to ensure Albertans are fairly compensated for the development of oilsands resources that they own.

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Amy Taylor
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