Jason Kenney's government has launched an inquiry into who funds groups that criticize Alberta’s oil industry.

Bonjour M. Kenney. Je suis parmi les fiers donateurs aux Coast Protectors et je vais continuer à leur donner quoi que vous fassiez. Je m’oppose à l’oléoduc Trans Mountain et à tout mouvement de votre pétrole vers le Québec. À ce que je sache, je ne suis pas moins démocrate que vous et je suis un citoyen du Québec depuis 72 ans.

It’s shameful that 3rd world countries are making better efforts toward climate change than Canada. Why are we behind oil and coal in this day and age, when we should, as most of the rest of the world these days, be attempting to adopt cleaner alternative energies and resources? I used to be proud to be a Canadian, but recently embarrassment and shame are taking over. I used to think we were intelligent, but no longer. We are weak, and ignorant and are not holding up our end of the whole climate change picture. You are upping the ante and only making things worse for our country Jason. Stop the greed, and forsaking nature and wildlife, and the health of this earth.

Dear Honourable Jason Kenney,


Your children and grandchildren will look at you in sadness and disbelief. There is a climate crisis and there are people that will be able to reach their end of their life knowing they did everything they could to help save our environment for the following generations, and then there will be people like you, who will realize you made a few corporations rich at the cost of millions of people lives and so many unique ecosystems. I only wish you could see the mistakes you are making today rather than tomorrow. Your children, my children, they will thank you. But in the meantime, while you continue to promote industry for your own self-interest and interest of one province’s economy, I will do everything in my power to stop the transmountain pipeline.

Dear Honourable Jason Kenney,


Your children and grandchildren will look at you in sadness and disbelief. There is a climate crisis and there are people that will be able to reach their end of their life knowing they did everything they could to help save our environment for the following generations, and then there will be people like you, who will realize you made a few corporations rich at the cost of millions of people lives and so many unique ecosystems. I only wish you could see the mistakes you are making today rather than tomorrow. Your children, my children, they will thank you. But in the meantime, while you continue to promote industry for your own self-interest and interest of one province’s economy, I will do everything in my power to stop the transmountain pipeline.

Dear Premier Kenney, I oppose the Trans Mountain purchase made by the federal government without consultation with the taxpayors of this country. I oppose the building of the pipeline to move Alberta’s dirty oil to the BC coast. In this Climate emergency the Tar Sands should be closed, it is proven contributor to the current climate change in Canada. Maybe Alberta should implement a provincial sales tax and quit crying.

I am a concerned resident of Vancouver, and I donate to support environmental causes as well as First Nations in their opposition to this pipeline. I wholeheartedly disagree with any expansion of the Trans Mountain Pipeline. Our youth are leading the way in telling us that we need to change. We should listen. Fossil fuel development powered yesterday’s world. We need to support sustainable energy development for tomorrow. As David Attenborough recently said, not taking action against the climate crisis will soon be seen as a moral issue, in the same way that slavery, once seen as acceptable, became a moral issue in the mid 19th century. Where’s your morality? It’s time to do the right thing.

I am a Canadian born in North Vancouver. I appose expanding the pipeline

Fund green energy, not the TMP. The environment is not yours to destroy.

Alberta can already produce other forms of energy that are SUSTAINABLE

Read this information Mr. Kenney. We do not want your dilbit. We refuse you. Plain and simple.

Keep your filthy pipeline and do the right thing and diversify your economy.

Alberta and the government of Canada do NOT have the social licence to build this pipeline!

I do!

We must act radically and swiftly to reduce the impact of climate catastrophe, and your policies will only accelerate them. A Green New Deal on the order of the mobilization that took place in WWII should assist fossil fuel industry workers in transitioning to jobs in renewables.

No Trans Mountain Pipeline! Fight climate change instead by funding solar power, wind turbines, etc.

We must leave this wealth in the ground until such time that it can improve life for everyone.

Dont quit ,please go to the end of this !

Oil is bad….. leave it in the ground.

No pipeline!

Dear M. Kenny, i’m absolutly dissapoint about your bad and négative action for de land. You Just things about money. You look like a personn doest’ T café about a HealthKit environnement so i’ll Nevers vote for You and your team.

STOP DESTROYING THE EARTH. THINK OF THE CHILDREN!!!!!!!

Major oil and gas companies are making record profits and pay their executives large salaries. What kinds of perks are they giving you?

Who are we? We are regular Canadians who feel it is our duty to protect the lands and waters and wildlife and environmental health of this nation. We are regular Canadians who recognize the danger of piping diluted bitumen (tar) through a thousand lakes and rivers and fresh water sources for Indigenous communities, through salmon spawning grounds among others, and then storing this highly flammable material within walking distance of a major Canadian University – Simon Fraser. We are regular Canadians that recognize the dangers of shipping this toxic diluted tar through the Salish Sea and Southern Resident killer whale habitat, both of which would be permanently damaged in the event of a spill. The tar sinks and chemicals volatilize when exposed.


We are regular Canadians. Who are you?

Solar is the way to go!

I’d be more inclined to support the expansion of oil tankers through our coastline if I had a guarantee from our government that they would compensate me for the value of my home when it gets destroyed after an oil leak happens. The value of coastal communities and property would plummet all so Albertans can continue to line their pockets with dirty money. I DON’T THINK SO.