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Originally Posted by CaptainCrunch
Because Quebec see's this as their golden ticket for blackmail.
Putting this in front of the courts especially if the injunction is granted will take years and years and years and be appealed all the way up to he Supreme Court where it will become a constitutional powers debate.
As it stands it would be easier to just clog the road with tanker trucks or add more rail cars to the service. The to build a relatively clean pipeline.
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Originally Posted by nik-
Because people are tired of that province always being coddled. And people are a little annoyed at having every other jurisdiction in this province, besides Saskatchewan, turn their backs on Alberta after a decade of providing tons of work and money for the feds.
Enough already.
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Sure, but we've been down this road with Enbridge and the pipeline was approved. So what's the big deal? If everything checks out and will likely get rubber stamped then let's just go with the flow and get things approved.
Granted if things are all above board and it gets rejected then its a different conversation, but frankly why bother getting all worked up today before anything has actually happened?