@Gray_Mackenzie Not sure it makes sense to do this since Stelco would just have to declare bankruptcy and terminate everyone instead of this single division. They get the big tax right off and no one wins as they are again all unemployed like the last time Stelco went bankrupt?!?!
Precisely, as I drive around Alberta the majority of those that have fence size banners are multimillion dollar homes. I always thought is it hypocritical to support leaving Canada when they made millions while in Canada?!? Each person has their own opinion, why all these people, on both sides of the argument, have to display signs is beyond me. Perhaps each side is so scared they will lose but judging from the shear monstrous size of option 2 signs they clearly are worried they will lose. Does size really matter?!?๐
Danielle Smith led the fight for a West Coast pipeline when others said it couldn't be done. Now it's being fast-tracked, a historic win for Alberta workers and families!
Support for pipelines has never been higher, yet Alberta's NDP MLAs are still standing in the way...
Naheed Nenshi called it "pipe dream."
David Eggen demanded "no new approvals" for oilsands projects and called the oilsands a "catastrophe."
Joe Ceci spoke of a "fossil-free future."
Lorne Dach said Alberta should lead the "transition away from fossil fuels."
Gurinder Brar said pipelines are "very dangerous."
Brooks Arcand-Paul opposed TMX.
Jodi Calahoo Stonehouse opposed Coastal GasLink and supported anti-TMX protesters.
David Shepherd said "part of the problem" in Alberta is that one of our biggest businesses is based in oil.
Janis Irwin advocated for Extinction Rebellion in Alberta classrooms.
Marie Renaud reacted to an "I Love Oil & Gas" shirt with a puke emoji.
Canadians are saying yes, and Danielle Smith is delivering. Why is Alberta's NDP saying no?
@ContentByBod And it is not. Here is the letter the Minister sent to the Mayor telling him to go back to 4 homes per lot in order to receive the federal funding.
@SashaNede@ABDanielleSmith Here is the letter that clearly tells Calgary to change its policy by October. This is Federal funding brand not a provincial mandate or program.