Jason Kenney's government has launched an inquiry into who funds groups that criticize Alberta’s oil industry.
We'll save you some time, Premier. It's us.
Let Alberta Premier Kenney know who we are and why we donate and take action to stop the Trans Mountain Pipeline and fight the climate breakdown. If we get enough, we'll send them to his office.
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The Canadian government pledged to fully support the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP). It calls for Indigenous groups to have the right to free, prior and informed consent before resource development projects proceed across their lands.
Anyone who wants to build a pipeline through Indigenous territory must have the consent of the title holders.
The majority does not rule and if one backyard says no this pipeline is not going through.
New court cases from First Nations have already been filed. This pipeline will not be built.
achieve it. We are going through an environmental emergency and building a pipeline where we should divest from fossil fuels is not not the way forward.
Please keep up your great work and dedication to getting the Alberta resources to tide water.
We need pipelines!
This “boondoggle” will never see the light of day…..I think you realize that…..so please stop with all the drama …lol…
There is no market for Dilbit ……
Building your own refineries is the only way to help Canada …..wakey wakey Alberta…..
I am very sad at the current discourse, especially your own, in Canada, around this issue. I have dear friends in Alberta; I am sorry that the Albertan government has not properly planned for this time when it had decades to do so. I am 56 years old, so I remember the have-not days of Alberta, before the oil boom. Anyone with an understanding of world oil economics, let alone environmental issues like Climate Change and Indigenous rights, knew that the day would come when the oil sands industry would become un-economical; all it takes is the Saudis changing their price, really. That day is here. Increasing trans-mountain will not solve your problems and you would have to be completely uninformed to not know it. I doubt that is the case. So that brings us to politics as your primary reason, so thats very sad. Then there is the problem of CC and the environment and Indigenous rights. The cost in all these ways is simply too high and a very many of us simply are not willing to let this mistake carry on further without voicing and funding complaint. Its still a democracy and thats what people in one do.