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David Anderson is the Member of Parliament for Cypress Hills - Grasslands, Saskatchewan and the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Natural Resource and to the Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food for the Canadian Wheat Board. David has lived and farmed out of Frontier, Saskatchewan for most of his life.
David studied at the University of Regina where he obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science. He then went on to complete a Masters of Divinity at the Canadian Theological Seminary in 1990.
David was first elected to Parliament in 2000 as a Member of the Canadian Alliance Party and served in several roles since then including Saskatchewan Caucus Chairman, Alliance Agriculture and Canadian Wheat Board Critic and member for the Standing Committee on Agriculture and Agri-Food.
David was appointed Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Agriculture and Agri-food for the Canadian Wheat Board in January 2006. The Prime Minister extended David’s portfolio on October 10, 2007, naming him Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Natural Resource. As Parliamentary Secretary, David plays a key role in assisting the Minister with parliamentary business as well as creating dialogue with the public and interest groups.
Welcome to our Program David,
Last week the Honorable Joe Oliver ,completed a successful visit to the United States to promote our mutual interest in jobs and the economy, through the approval of the Keystone XL pipeline. The responsible development of Canada’s energy resources, including the oil sands, is critical to the Canadian economy and ongoing funding for essential social programs like health and education.
But NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair is also traveling to the U.S. to meet with American officials in Washington. But what message will he bring? Will he leave politics at the border and join the Conservative Government in supporting Canadian jobs, exports, diversified markets and the Keystone XL pipeline?
David The NDP is committed to ‘renegotiating’ NAFTA, and has opposed almost every other trade agreement. Still, with tens of thousands of Canadian jobs at stake, this would be the time for Mr. Mulcair to finally get behind Canada’s national interest?
Why is there such a huge difference between the bitumen coming out the ground of Alberta and the price of west texas crude oil? 35$ difference
The American Economy has been soft but is turning around, but there has been a glut of american oil because they themselves are pumping out more domestically. Shouldn't we be selling our bitumen to overseas customer , to diversify in case USA goes into a recession?
http://www.sunnewsnetwork.ca/video/2174204716001
Protestors marched in Washington to protest the Keystone XL pipeline
buro chief benie wiess of sun news
0.52-2.48
So there strong Majority of Americans support for the KeyStone XL PIPELINE
let me get this staight , we need the pipelines to get access to the world market,the more access we have the more opportunity we have, the more opprotunity we have the higher the bitumen oil, ECONOMICS 101?
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