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A royal screw-up on royalties

Gas wellhead assembly seen at a B.C. drilling location near Fort St. John. This is where natural gas coming up from underground is brought under control before it flows into pipelines. The stack of valves regulates how much gas flows out, monitors pressure and temperature, and includes emergency shutoff switches to stop production if something goes wrong. All gas from the well passes through this assembly on its way to homes and businesses. Resource Works file photo.

Don’t conflate forecast errors with new oil and gas royalty scheme.

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