
Stuart Thomson
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May 16, 2026
Ottawa and Alberta pencil in a pipeline date
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Stuart ThomsonGUEST
But I think that Carney's going where the Canadian public is going, and if you look at polls and what their priorities are, climate has gone way down.

Stuart ThomsonGUEST
And we, uh, I think we were here last year talking about this and saying, "Where will this environmental lobby come from? Where will the progressive liberals, what are they gonna do, uh, and will Carney feel some pain for this?" And he really hasn't.

Stuart ThomsonGUEST
But I mean, this is what Albertans have been saying about Quebec for decades, is that you need to use your leverage when you've got it.

Stuart ThomsonGUEST
And I actually take Carney at face value about what he said about, you know, growing up, uh, in Alberta and actually really valuing the oil sands.
