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Originally Posted by Fuzz
From what I've read, it's pretty mild legislation, in that if the competition board says "that sounds like bull####, provide facts, or remove it" and then the company can remove it with no consequence. This all seems...reasonable? Or do we just welcome so much BS these days it gets scary when corporations are held to not lying to us? Maybe one day we can get governments up to the same standard.
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Except the bar for that sounds like bs is very unclear and undefined, as would be the bar for making a complaint and the penalty is a 3 percent tax on global profits. It’s yet another swing at the Canadian energy sector who provides what is today a life saving and needed commodity world wide. We are literally one of the best at what we do and yet we continue to want to harm the industry. Investment is already moving elsewhere, it makes way more sense to do carbon capture and sequestration projects in the US. Same with renewables.