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by using all the “effort we
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Dr. Angus
chairman of the council's
committee on energy and
scientific policy, told a news
conference recently that
Canada must go ahead with
energy development to
offset the country’s
diminishing energy supplics.

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energy problem simply by
conserving because
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Bruneau, joined by
Science ‘Council Chairman
Dr. Claude Fortier, said
Canadians consider the
nation’s energy reserves to
be bdttomless.

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The council released a
report, saying that Canada
must Hevelop other sources
of energy on the commercial
level if it is to become; self-
sufficient in energy.

Prime Minister Joe Clark

pledged during the election:

campaign tHat his govern-
ment would work towards
self-sufficiency by 1990.

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Bruneau cautioned those
who would want to rely on
energy sources such as
Alberta’s massive heavy oil
deposits or potential natural
gas reserves in the far north.

“We may also find that
thoso are not consistent with
the aspirations of other

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her provinces who per-
ceivo their own resources as
being important and worthy
of development.”

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