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The $5.7 Billion Pipeline planned for the Mackenzie Valley would seriously disrupt the Canadian economy, B.C. Premier Dave Barrett said in Toronto
The $5.7 Billion Pipeline planned for the Mackenzie Valley would seriously disrupt the Canadian economy, B.C. Premier Dave Barrett said in Toronto

The $5.7 Billion Pipeline planned for the Mackenzie Valley would seriously disrupt the Canadian economy, B.C. Premier Dave Barrett said in Toronto

Date6/9/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: The $5.7 Billion Pipeline planned for the Mackenzie Valley would seriously disrupt the Canadian economy, B.C. Premier Dave Barrett said in Toronto.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Object NumberTSPA_0030875F
      B.C. Premier Dave Barrett believes the residents of the province should participate directly in the development of their own economy
      B.C. Premier Dave Barrett believes the residents of the province should participate directly in the development of their own economy
      Barrett, Dave, 1930-
      6/8/1973
      Smiles of Victory: Former B.C. premier Dave Barrett and his wife, Shirley, are all smiles at victory party last night after his landslide win in by-el(...)
      Smiles of Victory: Former B.C. premier Dave Barrett and his wife, Shirley, are all smiles at victory party last night after his landslide win in by-el(...)
      Barrett, Dave, 1930-
      6/3/1976
      Premier Dave Barrett of British Columbia is off to Europe next month to try to persuade European interests to establish a steel mill in B.C. The Star'(...)
      Premier Dave Barrett of British Columbia is off to Europe next month to try to persuade European interests to establish a steel mill in B.C. The Star'(...)
      Barrett, Dave, 1930-
      4/24/1973
      Prof. Myron Gordon says the ways the Mackenzie Valley pipeline is financed - if it is built - could have an enormous positive or negative impact in terms of inflation, jobs created and Canada - U.S. trade.
      Prof. Myron Gordon says the ways the Mackenzie Valley pipeline is financed - if it is built - could have an enormous positive or negative impact in terms of inflation, jobs created and Canada - U.S. trade.
      Lennon, Frank
      3/12/1973
      Premier John Robarts declares that province will go along with any federal anti-inflation measures that do not seriously interfere with Ontario's economy
      Premier John Robarts declares that province will go along with any federal anti-inflation measures that do not seriously interfere with Ontario's economy
      Robarts, John P., 1917-
      2/12/1970
      John Houlding: He's been working on the Polar Gas project for seven years and hopes the $10-$15 billion pipeline will ultimately be built in the 1990s
      John Houlding: He's been working on the Polar Gas project for seven years and hopes the $10-$15 billion pipeline will ultimately be built in the 1990s
      Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
      11/15/1979
      B.C. Premier David Barrett (right) and Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau exchange friendly goodbys yesterday at the close of the three-day conference in C(...)
      B.C. Premier David Barrett (right) and Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau exchange friendly goodbys yesterday at the close of the three-day conference in C(...)
      Goode, Jeff
      7/26/1973
      Mr. Justice Thomas Berger, author of the controlversial report on the Mackenzie pipeline proposal, is likely to overshadow the Couchiching Conference (...)
      Mr. Justice Thomas Berger, author of the controlversial report on the Mackenzie pipeline proposal, is likely to overshadow the Couchiching Conference (...)
      Berger, Tom
      5/19/1977
      Jolly Dave Barrett, premier of British Columbia, has been noted for his colorful language
      Jolly Dave Barrett, premier of British Columbia, has been noted for his colorful language
      Barrett, Dave, 1930-
      4/6/1974
      Dr. Robert Page, chairman for the Committee for an Independent Canada told a Mississauga audience last night that the U.S. would control any pipelines(...)
      Dr. Robert Page, chairman for the Committee for an Independent Canada told a Mississauga audience last night that the U.S. would control any pipelines(...)
      Norris, Dave
      10/22/1974
      Kenneth Foster, President of world largest insurance company, Prudential of America, was in town yesterday to confer with firm's Canadian executives, he said all Canadian profit are plowed back into Canada's economy.
      Kenneth Foster, President of world largest insurance company, Prudential of America, was in town yesterday to confer with firm's Canadian executives, he said all Canadian profit are plowed back into Canada's economy.
      Spremo, Boris
      11/23/1970
      Motorcycle driver Bradley Newth was killed and passenger Douglas Nash seriously injured when this bike skidded on Don Valley Parkway last night after (...)
      Motorcycle driver Bradley Newth was killed and passenger Douglas Nash seriously injured when this bike skidded on Don Valley Parkway last night after (...)
      Norris, Dave
      5/28/1976