‘No More Pipelines Bill’ C-69 Alberta’s Next Legal Hope
Having recently lost its constitutional challenge against federal carbon pricing in Canada’s top court, Alberta is still in the fight against Bill C-69, the Impact Assessment Act.
Multibillion-dollar investments in resource and pipeline development are not all that is at stake. Provincial-federal relations and Western alienation are collateral issues in what promises to be an extended battle.
‘Sucker Punch’
Passed on June 21, 2019, Bill C-69 lengthened the review process for proposed energy projects by adding a new phase of consultation at the front end. The legislation allowed a wider range of interests to appeal proposed projects and called for “Indigenous knowledge” and the “intersection of sex and gender with other identity factors” in approvals. C-69 also gave cabinet the final say.
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(It would seem like a difficult task for him to focus on more than one pipeline at a time)
PARK DRIVE CLEAN
If Doug Ford would like to win the hearts of voters in southern Ontario, all he has to do is ditch the scandalous “Drive Clean” program. This “non” emissions test is the biggest scam in the country, often costing people thousands of dollars in unnecessary repairs to vehicles due to “check engine” lights which come on like clockwork after five or six years. I and many others would gladly pay $30 or $40 at licence renewal time, directly into provincial coffers, than be continually ripped off by the fraudulent “carbon” industry.