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    Vorsitzender des Vorstands für Trans Mountain, um das in Calgary ansässige Büro für Großprojekte in Calgary zu leiten

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    1. gimmickypuppet on

      Really feels like Carney pulled the biggest political con in recent Canadian history. A full fledged conservative not only winning the Liberal nomination but convincing Canadians they shouldn’t vote for the other conservative.

    3. TheWaySheHoes on

      A good sign, honestly. The Carney Liberals are really trying to pivot away from the Trudeau/Guilbeault era and picking her, and Calgary as the HQ of this office, is a good strategic and symbolic choice.

      Hopefully we can make infrastructure cross-partisan again.

    4. Level_Stomach6682 on

      As an Albertan and oilfield engineer, I have been consistently impressed over the last few months on the changes we have seen coming from Ottawa. I don’t remember the Harper years as I was too young, but I felt in the last decade that the country was pivoting strongly in a direction which frustrated me and somewhat belittled Prairie industries (the appointment of anti-nuclear, anti-oilsands Guilbeault as Minister of Environment for example). Carney has given me hope that a central government can effectively govern for all Canadians. He is making efforts to ensure voices from across the country are heard and I am seriously impressed.

    5. Kagiboran on

      Potentially ominous. Though I do want to note that she has also been executive VP for B.C. Hydro and CEO of TransAlta (operates wind, hydro, NG, coal).

      If I had to guess I’d say the priorities for major projects will be ports, renewable projects, critical mineral mines, and LNG. Probably not oil.

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