Well, these were the two absolutely obvious ones, notwithstanding everyone's cynicism and tendency to expect the worst... EE will be the interesting one, because that one's not as obvious and the opposition comes from Quebec.
What does Erik Estrada have to do with this?
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Hahaha what an a-hole that Vancouver Sun guy is. "WHY DID YOU CHOOSE ALBERTA OVER BC!?"
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Well, these were the two absolutely obvious ones, notwithstanding everyone's cynicism and tendency to expect the worst... EE will be the interesting one, because that one's not as obvious and the opposition comes from Quebec.
Well it's a start. I am happy to see that oil is going to get going to the coast, one way or another. Glad to see them burning some political capital on this and despite the fact some people will hate the decision, it's the right one.
I hope they approve Energy East when the time comes, but at least its a victory today.
^I feel like he's more willing to piss off British Columbians than Montrealers. Here's his answer on EE... non-answer.
Oooh, "social license"! Where's ACGold with the Buzzword conversation?
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Apparently Gateway rejected and Line 3 also approved. 2/3 which is pretty great news.
I don't know how this could happen though...don't the Liberals hate Alberta and hate oil?
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It was so blatantly obvious to anyone who took off their partisan goggles for even thirty seconds that this was going to be the end result. I wonder if some of the more vocal CPC supporters here will actually chow down on their helpings of crow or if they'll still find a way to spin this into the same old narrative.
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So if we get a new government in 2019 and they repeal some of these things that Notley is being praised for, and the pipelines are built, what happens?
So if we get a new government in 2019 and they repeal some of these things that Notley is being praised for, and the pipelines are built, what happens?
BC gets to masturbate over their social license.
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So if we get a new government in 2019 and they repeal some of these things that Notley is being praised for, and the pipelines are built, what happens?
Just got asked this question and didn't answer it directly. His implication appeared to be, "hey Alberta, see what happens when you have an NDP government? Vote them back in please."
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