Editor:
The Canadian Press has been strangely silent about the last Trans-Alaska pipeline spill on Jan. 8, 2011 which cut the Prudhoe Bay oil production by 95 per cent and raised the price of oil to more than $90 a barrel.
The Trans-Alaska pipeline is owned by Alyeska, a consortium of oil companies with British Petroleum as the majority shareholder.
While Alyeska prides itself of a 98.57
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