Alberta already banned new open pit coal mines on the Eastern Slopes. Any new mine has to be underground, and has to keep selenium out of the water. The petition is asking you to ban projects on the Eastern Slopes entirely as though none of that exists.
Contrary to what the government says, the electric vehicle mandate has NOT been repealed.
The EV mandate was just hidden behind new regulations that don't explicitly require electric cars, but make it effectively impossible for gas cars to continue being sold.
Canadians are running on empty and so is our economy.
Canada is supposed to be an energy superpower. We have the oil. We have the gas. We have the resources. But Canadians are still paying through the nose at the pump because we block our own energy sector from building.
We import what we could be producing. We pay prices we should never have to pay.
Canadians are at their breaking point.
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One in ten Torontonians is now fed by a food bank.
Let that sink in. In one of the biggest cities, in one of the most resource-rich countries on earth, a tenth of the population cannot feed themselves.
How did we get here? Years of weak growth, blocked investment, and an economy that stopped creating the kind of jobs that let people stand on their own two feet.
Canadians need jobs and strong paycheques and paycheques come from investment. Investment comes from a government willing to cut the red tape and let builders build.
Unlock the resources. Approve the projects. Let Canada produce.
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Mining steelmaking coal doesn't just create jobs in mining, it creates jobs in steel production too, the critical building block of civilization.
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The real debt-to-income ratio for lower-income Canadians is 428%. The headline number of 173% only looks manageable because wealthy Canadians pull the average up.
Strip them out and the number jumps to over 200%.
The Canadians who are actually struggling are carrying a debt burden that this economy has stopped giving them any realistic way to climb out of.
We have the natural wealth to build an economy where that changes. We just need a government that gets out of the way and lets Canada produce.
From 2022 to 2024, Canada's oil and gas industry paid $116 billion in taxes and royalties to governments across this country.
That's the cost of roads, hospitals, schools, and the programs Canadians depend on, paid for by an industry the government keeps trying to phase out.
Every project delayed, every pipeline blocked, and every investment driven out of Canada is money that never makes it into public services, and never makes it into your pocket.
You cannot fund a country by shutting down the industry that funds it.
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