Quote from: Mark Carney on Today at 02:20:18 PMYou blue collar prairie earth rapers are going to love my new Environment and Climate Change Minister Julie Dabrusin.

As someone who wants my former province to become an American state, I'm thrilled with Carnage's choice for the Enviro ministry.

Conman Carney's "new cabinet." They did not even put lipstick on the pig.

Quote from: DKG on Today at 10:53:10 AMIt appears Carney recignizes he cannot continue with the trampling on Alberta and Saskatchewan like Trudeau did. His pick for Energy and Resources Tim Hodgson has struck a more conciliatory tone with the pariarie provinces.

We shall see if this leads to respect for Alberta's right to develop it's economy. A good start would be at least amending C-69 and C-48 and most importantly, encouraging private companies to propose another Energy East while assuring them that this time it will be approved in a timely manner.

That would go a long way to end the unity crisis.

I'm a Liberal voter DKG DKG

But I support an Energy East pipeline. Apparently so do a majority of Quebeckers according to recent polls.

Increased trade with Europe only helps Quebec & helps strengthen French culture in Canada. More European trade means more French immigrants which increases the Francophone population.

I don't know why some can't see the benefits of a renewed Energy East pipeline.

If BC accepted an expansion of its Port Moody pipeline Quebec should accept the Energy East pipeline too.

You blue collar prairie earth rapers are going to love my new Environment and Climate Change Minister Julie Dabrusin.

It appears Carney recignizes he cannot continue with the trampling on Alberta and Saskatchewan like Trudeau did. His pick for Energy and Resources Tim Hodgson has struck a more conciliatory tone with the pariarie provinces.

We shall see if this leads to respect for Alberta's right to develop it's economy. A good start would be at least amending C-69 and C-48 and most importantly, encouraging private companies to propose another Energy East while assuring them that this time it will be approved in a timely manner.

That would go a long way to end the unity crisis.

Quote from: DKG on May 14, 2025, 07:17:28 PMI read from a non msm source that suport for independence falls significantly if a two more major tidewater pipelines were approved and built.

The Eastern based Liberals have never treated the two prarie provinces fairly so I will not hold my breath.

I lived in Alberta for 30 years. That's prolly accurate.

I hope Mark Carnage continues the war on the West. Trudeau and co. Cost my former province $200 billion in investments, something like 100, 000 good jobs, raised the cost of power while taking $20 billion a year from Alberta to buy votes in Ontario and Quebec.

None of this would happen if Alberta was an American state. They have triple E senate, a clear division of federal and state jurisdictions in the constitution, congressional seats are divided equally and no corrupt equalization payments. However, the reason I want Alberta to be a US state is that my investments in Alberta would be dollarized.

The wealthy people like myself live in Vancouver. People who live in the prairies are hillbilly bums.

I read from a non msm source that suport for independence falls significantly if a two more major tidewater pipelines were approved and built.

The Eastern based Liberals have never treated the two prarie provinces fairly so I will not hold my breath.

Quote from: Edward on May 13, 2025, 10:58:36 PMThe two prairie provinces have contributed $650 billion more to confederation than they have received.

They have very reasonable demands. If they do not get them, I support them seeking independence and I hope they are successful as a nation or as an American state.

See what happens when yoy Chugs put down the hand sanitzer. You can produce a cogent thought.

While Quebec's separatism garnered supportive responses from the Canadian establishment, Alberta faces genuine animosity, with only those Albertans opposing the oil and gas industry being respected.

The two prairie provinces have contributed $650 billion more to confederation than they have received.

They have very reasonable demands. If they do not get them, I support them seeking independence and I hope they are successful as a nation or as an American state.