Will B.C. Kill Alberta’s Pipeline Deal?
Alexander Brown and Caroline Elliott provide closer look at how B.C. politics, timing, and Indigenous negotiations could reshape Alberta’s pipeline hopes.
In the latest episode of Not ‘Sorry’ on Juno News, host and Director of the National Citizens Coalition Alexander Brown dives further into the story of the week, the ‘Memorandum of Understanding’ signed by Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Prime Minister Mark Carney.
Could what feels like a win today end up as a loss tomorrow? Will we really see a bitumen pipeline from Alberta to the B.C. coast brought to market? Steven Guilbeault quitting in an uproar is surely a positive step towards taking our economy more seriously, but can we produce the action to match the signatures?
Joining Brown is recurring guest Dr. Caroline Elliott of the B.C. Public Land Use Society. Elliott, a popular B.C. political commentator highlights concerns surrounding the role of B.C. Premier David Eby and the role select Indigenous groups may play in obstructing a project with a deadline for completion already years away. And if the political winds change, if Eby runs a spring election on the issue while the B.C. Conservatives struggle amidst internal and seemingly self-inflicted turmoil, could this MOU prove to be yet another disappointment for Alberta, and common-sense Canadians?
Tune-in to learn the latest on this major opportunity to undo some of the damage of the Trudeau years, and subscribe to Juno News for more great shows and coverage on Alberta’s fight to restore Canada’s prosperity.
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The approval process will ensure that none of the Socialist regions, (the self serving politicians, activist bureaucrats, and opportunistic descendants of the early Siberian travellers), will approve pipelines or anything to do with the inexpensive, safe, reliable. organic carbon energy fuels that keep them clothed, fed, moving, warm, comfortable and alive. Unless perhaps there is a huge payoff involved?
The Liberal Acting Troupe of Canada have been known to use deception and mistruths in the not too distant past.