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December 2014 The Great Pipeline Debate

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54 BCBusiness december 2014 CANADA'S PIPELINE DIALOGUE ALL ALONG THE GATEWAY The proposed Northern Gateway pipeline has brought issues of politics, economics, the environment and social development to the forefront ofthe nation's consciousness. A team of BCBusiness and Alberta Venture journalists travelled the length of the proposed route and met with the people most directly affected BruderheiM, ALBerTA 56 km northeast of edmonton Mayor Karl Hauch sees a lot about his town in relation to a better past. "Back in the day, things looked a lot different around here," he says. Economic and population growth opportunities are limited today, he says, despite the town's proximity to booming Fort Saskatchewan. That's pressuring basic services. "There are big needs in our community." The town's curling rink closed years ago, and the ice-surfacing machine at the arena is on its last legs. Bruderheim raised partial funding to fix it through the Kraft Hockeyville contest, which residents desperately bombarded with entries and won. PoPulation 1,348 by Andrew findlAy + tim querengesser || PHOtOgrAPHy by JOey POdlubny

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