Sixty percent of Canadians now feel that the country’s oil pipeline capacity has reached crisis levels, according to a new survey from the Angus Reed Institute. Pipeline takeaway capacity has bitten into Canada’s oil revenues as Canada’s Western Canadian Select benchmark price continues to trade at an uncomfortable discount. An astonishing 70% of all Canadians reported that the country will “face considerable impact if no new pipeline capacity is built, the new survey shows. And it’s not just residents from Canada’s…
