Notley threatening sanctions on BC for inhibiting Kinder expansion.

[you&me]

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The chief always drives a nice truck.

Trucks? F-that... Maybachs and Phantoms

(I'm not kidding either)

[sabad66]

Unanimous decision in BC appeal court! Suck it Horgan!

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/briti...ourt-1.5148368

[killramos]

Horgan dgaf about reality

He still wins from causing enough dysphoria to drive billions out of Alberta’s economy in the meantime.

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Unanimous decision in BC appeal court! Suck it Horgan!

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/briti...ourt-1.5148368

Question now is what happens with C-69, and whether this fucking thing will ever get built. I saw a video from Kenney yesterday talking about this a bit. From what I understand the Conservatives are supporting this amended version of C-69 that clears up a bunch of red tape. But I didn't read much into the article.

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Question now is what happens with C-69, and whether this fucking thing will ever get built. I saw a video from Kenney yesterday talking about this a bit. From what I understand the Conservatives are supporting this amended version of C-69 that clears up a bunch of red tape. But I didn't read much into the article.

Alberta can live with amended C-69 environmental assessment bill

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney and the leaders of the three other provincial parties are offering an olive branch to the Trudeau government on C-69, saying they're now prepared to accept the controversial overhaul of Canada's environmental assessment process — as long as the Senate's amendments are part of it.

In a joint letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's point man in the Senate, Peter Harder, the multipartisan group asks the government to accept the changes to Bill C-69 — including amendments long demanded by oil and gas lobbyists — to avoid a constitutional fight over federal-provincial jurisdiction in natural resources.

"While we remain concerned about the overall spirit of Bill C-69, we believe that with the inclusion of all these amendments, that the bill would be acceptable to the interests of Albertans," reads the letter, signed by Kenney, NDP Leader Rachel Notley, Alberta Party Leader Stephen Mandel and David Khan, the leader of the Alberta Liberal Party.

The Senate's energy committee last week passed more than 180 amendments that would, among other things, limit the environment minister's ability to interfere in the regulatory process and stop and start project timelines.

The committee also passed amendments to curb public participation in the project review process to ensure more timely decisions, and backed changes that would solidify the role of the offshore petroleum boards in the approvals process.

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https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/tas...ents-1.5147516

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Question now is what happens with C-69, and whether this fucking thing will ever get built. I saw a video from Kenney yesterday talking about this a bit. From what I understand the Conservatives are supporting this amended version of C-69 that clears up a bunch of red tape. But I didn't read much into the article.

Well when environmentalists are mad, that means the C-69 became neutered.

https://nationalpost.com/news/politi...s-to-bill-c-69

That's why Kenney with that new bill, a bill that will be a ticking bomb for Trudeau. Damn if you do, damned if you don't.