The Nova Scotia Onshore Petroleum Atlas listed the approximate economic benefit of onshore oil and gas resources at between $20 billion and $60 billion US.

GUYSBOROUGH: A local warden lent his voice to those calling for more onshore fuel exploration. Earlier this month, the Nova Scotia Department of Energy released its Nova Scotia Onshore Petroleum Atlas, which listed the approximate economic benefit of such resources at between $20 billion and $60 billion US. Following a recent meeting of council for…

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Matt Draper

Antigonish native Matt Draper has been a photographer, reporter and columnist for The Reporter since 2003.