Canadian Market Analysis (Con’t) --Source: Statistics Canada, Preston Estimates

摘要

60% of Canadians now feel that the country’s oil pipeline capacity has reached crisislevels, according to a new survey from the Angus Reed Institute. 70% of all Canadians reportedthat the country will "face considerable impact if no new pipeline capacity is built," the newsurvey shows. And it’s not just residents from Canada’s oil-rich province of Alberta who deempipeline constraints a national crisis; even in British Columbia, a province generally known for itsstrong environmental presence, 53% of residents feel it is a crisis. In Alberta, 87% of residentssay more capacity it needed. Meanwhile, the federal government is making every effort to workout a deal with First Nation’s groups to secure approval for the Trans-Mountain expansion.