TransCanada terminates plan for $15.7 billion Energy East pipeline
That’s okay though, we’ll have lots of baristas.
L'abandon projet Énergie-Est est une victoire majeure du monde municipal.@MTL_Ville et mes collègues ont fait une différence dans dossier
— DenisCoderre (@DenisCoderre) October 5, 2017
Notable quote from Brad Wall’s facebook post below.
That our taxpayers in Saskatchewan and Alberta will continue to send, without question, about $2.5 billion in equalization payments to help support Quebec that receives $11 billion in equalization per year and $1.4 billion to Ontario. All of this despite the fact that low energy prices have resulted in job losses and lower revenues for the last 4 years.
Something needs to change. For the west to continue on like this in our federal system is the equivalent of having Stockholm syndrome.
“Again: make the economic case for EE or STFU.”
ROFL, listen to the troll pretending to demand an actual debate. Ha ha ha.
We’ve seen it all before, you don’t debate ya little turd so don’t pretend to now. You do rile up the “right wing reader” base nicely, and that is indeed appreciated by many of us.
I’m in New Brunswick, the other end of Energy East. The loss of opportunities for us is incredible. Local media here is lamenting the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to cheaply to get delivery of western oil cheaply and safely for refining and export.
They’re saying 15,000 jobs were killed by this not moving forward
dave in Moncton, NB