In a campaign it calls “Vote Energy,” the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers calls for action in Alberta on market access, regulatory competitiveness, climate policy, and fiscal and economic policy. Among its recommendations are to complete six oil-export pipelines, including three now stalled. The province, hurt by transportation bottlenecks lowering the value of bitumen produced in the prolific oil sands region, will hold a general election by May 31.

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