Remember…no one in eastern Canada can refine oil sands crude (special facility needed) and no private corp has any interest in building one. So that is just a fantasy idea.
And Churchill’s port is only usable for a very short time each year. #cdnpoli
And Churchill’s port is only usable for a very short time each year. #cdnpoli
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And Suncor has a refinery in Montreal that can refine heavy oil. I'd say Montreal is eastern. You've been lied to.
Bitumen and Western Canadian select have a really high cost for their break even point compared to sweet crude. #cdnpoli
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Seventy-one out of Europe’s 95 refineries are now capable of processing heavy and/or pre-processed crude from tar sands
“Canadian oil exports to Asia have gone from effectively zero prior to Trans Mountain entering operation to a monthly average of $325 million since May, according to ATB Financial”
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/trans-mountain-pipeline-cost-overruns-1.7357954
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https://www.gov.nl.ca/fin/economics/eb-oil/
Oil pipeline is on the agenda to get the companies to put in their planned carbon capture system
So he does have green energy projects on the list
The "reduction" is marketing theatre.
But politically? It’s a chess piece. It buys time. It keeps fossil execs in the room long enough to negotiate a profitable extraction in the transition.
I don't vote Liberal but let's see where we are by September. I am more than willing to see what the PM reveals in time.
The prioritising of the NS / NB offshore wind project didn't get headlines
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https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/speech/2016/resolving-the-climate-paradox
I'm not sure why the Saudi Arabian and Indian leader invites. Considering Trump's love for the Prince and he just met with Modi, I'm wondering if those 2 late invites were at the request of Trump.
I'm getting mixed signals from Carney, but I'm still all in with him
And usually a G7+ folks/G20 is also about wider diplomacy issues and staff and bureaucrats getting together. #cdnpoli
The plan is to reduce carbon produced while harvesting oil and gas, use it to displace coal and Russian influence, and invest some of the profits in renewables here. Most people are okay with that.
https://www.winnipegfreepress.com/local/2025/03/14/fight-trump-build-the-economy-but-dont-forget-about-indigenous-peoples
Where do people think Canada's wealth comes from?Resources are the backbone of our way of life and standard of living.
And they can’t do anything without local FN consultation, which is all 100% federal, and to be fair, those FNs want rail and road access and infrastructure set up and jobs so they will want some mining to happen.
And it’s not coal mining #cdnpoli