Canada is done

[Taiga]

Not that I am defending Trudeau, but I don't think its necessarily his fault.

Its more the green peace tree hugger types and especially the media for broadcasting story's and myths about how everything is bad with oil. David Yamaha, Jane Fonda and Neil Old (young) visits don't always help.

Society and social media has changed the world. Most is bs like a few things of things on Agriville

We can't give a poor grade to kids in school in fear that it might hurt their pride

We can no longer sing Christmas carol's because of "assumed" sexual innuendo.

And funded by the Tides Foundation. The same group behind funding for the West Coast Environmental Law group advising (preying on) yuppie mayors (Whistler, West Vancouver, among others) to write to Canadian energy companies demanding money for all their evil deeds. JT should be shutting that nonsense down immediately, but won’t. But but Harper.

[blackpowder]

I have yet to be convinced that Kenney and Moe have the stones to just stop writing checks to Ottawa.

[chuckChuck]

other LNG project hangs by a thread as well....

https://www.energeticcity.ca/2018/12/the-financial-post-reports-lng-canadas-40-billion-project-in-kitimat-at-risk/ LNG Canada’s $40 billion project in Kitimat ‘at risk’

The financial post article is about the risks because of tarrifs or safegaurds on imported specialty steel which can't be found domestically.

"Finance Minister Bill Morneau introduced immediate provisional safeguards on seven different steel products in October. As an attempt to block a potential flood of imports from being diverted into Canada because of U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs.

The combination of tariffs and quotas are to remain in place for 200 days pending an independent investigation by the CITT — the quasi-judicial body charged with making a recommendation on whether the evidence warrants the imposition of “final safeguards” lasting three years, reports The Financial Post

LNG Canada it is committed to providing opportunities to Canadian firms yet says it has been unable to find an alternate solution to this problem using domestic suppliers.

This project requires certain steel products, such as energy tubular steel, which falls under the safeguard restrictions (many of which cannot be produced in Canada, the filing states. Example, 40 metre “inner rib piles”) used to build the port infrastructure in Kitimat, which are not fabricated in Canada. Even if they were, the filing states, they could not be safely transported to the remote project site.

“To the extent LNG Canada will need to use imported steel products, it will be because they are required due to a lack of capacity or expertise among domestic producers, and where it is not commercially feasible or physically possible to transport steel products across Canada to the Project site in Kitimat,” the filing states."

[sofa.king]

Oops my bad it was prince rupert project but it is still a 24 billion dollar project being axed.

[bucket]

Oops my bad it was prince rupert project but it is still a 24 billion dollar project being axed.

With all that extra natural gas not being liquified. ..maybe urea will come down in price....that's positive thinking. ....

[farmaholic]

With all that extra natural gas not being liquified. ..maybe urea will come down in price....that's positive thinking. ....

...that's delusional thinking. Or wishful thinking. Or hopeful thinking. Or impaired thinking.

Hate to burst your bubble man.

[bucket]

...that's delusional thinking. Or wishful thinking. Or hopeful thinking. Or impaired thinking.

Hate to burst your bubble man.

Well for **** sakes already .....I just got a talking to about the negativity on agriville....thanks...