From the standpoint of federal-provincial revenues, they also differ in that the federal government will receive larger higher share and higher return on its incentives than it would from conventional oil, while the provincial share, although substantial, will be proportionally smaller. Consequently, there has tended to be much less intergovernmental conflict and more agreement on how these projects should be handled.
From the standpoint of federal-provincial revenues, they differ in that the federal government will receive a larger higher share and greater return from incentives compared to conventional oil, while the provincial share remains substantial but proportionally smaller. As a result, there has been less intergovernmental conflict and more agreement on how these projects should be managed.