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I have spent much of my adult life traveling and even living in cities around the world. One of the things that I miss living in a smaller community is the opportunity to attend "classy affairs" . I enjoy putting on my Tuxedo and taking my wife to a dress up function. I Thank the Newmarket Chamber for hosting the business awards banquet and bringing a touch of class to our town.
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Keystone denial costs jobs and demonstrates need for new energy markets

Ottawa, January 18, 2012 - “Today’s decision denying the Keystone XL pipeline proposal deepens America’s dependence on hostile or unreliable suppliers and will cost U.S. jobs,” says Canadian Chamber of Commerce President Perrin Beatty. “Canada should continue to press for a positive decision to build Keystone, but it’s also time to diversify our energy markets.”

The U.S. State Department rejected TransCanada Pipeline’s proposal this afternoon. While TransCanada has announced its intention to apply for a permit for a modified route, today’s announcement delays a final decision until after the 2012 U.S. presidential election. The project was initially delayed after the state department postponed its decision under pressure from U.S. activist groups. The initial Keystone project was approved in 693 days, but the debate on the current project has already taken almost double this time.