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December 3, 2009 · about 16 years ago

Dredging in Burrard Inlet (Canada) to allow passage of larger ships is already on the agenda

Oil exports to Asia drive expansion plans at B.C. ports in Vancouver and Kitimat VANCOUVER — In the past six months, the concept of Canada shipping crude oil to Asian markets has warmed considerably… Source:Vancouver Sun, December 1, 2009;

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Oil exports to Asia drive expansion plans at B.C. ports in Vancouver and Kitimat

VANCOUVER — In the past six months, the concept of Canada shipping crude oil to Asian markets has warmed considerably…

Source:Vancouver Sun, December 1, 2009;

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