“One of former prime minister Justin Trudeau’s former environment ministers, Steven Guilbeault, also seemed to pour cold water on expanding pipeline capacity Wednesday — although that’s not really a decision for him to make now that he’s in charge of Canadian culture and identity under Carney.
The prime minister himself has said he’s open to approving major infrastructure projects, including conventional energy projects such as pipelines.
„There are no investors, no companies that are saying they want to build an east-west pipeline right now,“ Guilbeault told reporters ahead of the cabinet meeting, noting it will be industry that builds one, not the government.”
lol, lmao even
Also Carney already basically said no new pipeline will be built when he said “if the consensus is yes”. Quebec and the First Nations will never say yes. I can’t wait for us to become and energy superpower though!
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Pipelines are the ultimate distraction. They take 5-10 years to build, costs always overrun by the billions. It’s a red herring. But ok….
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I will drop my confidence in this government so fast if they do not deliver impactful results quickly. I voted for results, I expect them.
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“One of former prime minister Justin Trudeau’s former environment ministers, Steven Guilbeault, also seemed to pour cold water on expanding pipeline capacity Wednesday — although that’s not really a decision for him to make now that he’s in charge of Canadian culture and identity under Carney.
The prime minister himself has said he’s open to approving major infrastructure projects, including conventional energy projects such as pipelines.
„There are no investors, no companies that are saying they want to build an east-west pipeline right now,“ Guilbeault told reporters ahead of the cabinet meeting, noting it will be industry that builds one, not the government.”
lol, lmao even
Also Carney already basically said no new pipeline will be built when he said “if the consensus is yes”. Quebec and the First Nations will never say yes. I can’t wait for us to become and energy superpower though!
Pipelines are the ultimate distraction. They take 5-10 years to build, costs always overrun by the billions. It’s a red herring. But ok….
I will drop my confidence in this government so fast if they do not deliver impactful results quickly. I voted for results, I expect them.