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BC LNG keeps spirits high

Hope springs eternal for Woodside's Kitimat after Pacific Northwest decision.

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The Malaysian oiler this week scrapped plans for its $36.2 billion Pacific Northwest project, which RBC Capital Markets' Sydney-based analyst Ben Wilson said was a "negative read-through for Woodside's...

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