We're screwed.
“The signal is clear: They are absolutely 100 percent done with climate change [policies] as a restriction on U.S. growth and energy, and their priority is going to be developing their energy sector and using that as the main means of promoting economic growth,” McKitrick told The Epoch Times.
This “absolutely” will leave Canada in the dust given the already-existing competitiveness gap, he added. “That makes it really hard for us to attract foreign investment, and this widens that gap to massive proportions.”
No Excavations Done Yet at Kamloops Residential School as First Nation Provides Update on ‘Complex’ Investigation
"I am honoured to speak directly with Albertans about the road ahead for our province, the choices we face together, and how you will have the final say in shaping Alberta’s future within a strong and united Canada."
https://x.com/ABDanielleSmith/status/2024661280163058030
