Teck Pulls Out

[furrowtickler]

Nice work Mr Dressup:


Russia is building world's largest oil project:
* $150B+ in investment
* 15 new towns
* 800 km pipeline
* 2 airports
* seaport
* 100k jobs
* 2% to gdp

All that in 10yrs = same time it took Canada's red tape to kill off

Well we have this ***in moron that said from day one that budget will balance itself .... ya the clown that some on here think is doing the right thing...

[furrowtickler]

This guy nails it ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCuvcJqMh2k

[helmsdale]

fu ck it , burn the bas tard down , get on with it
most of us on here can get by with SFA, those useless fu cks that voted this mess in sure can't , they will starve to death as soon as sobeys shelves are empty , i couldn't fu ken care less anymore
they need a fu ken wake up call , might as well have the fire and get on with the rebuild
hard times make strong men and thats the only way outta this fu ken mess
its evolution and as near as i can see we have evolved into a sorry fu ken mess

+1.

Burn it to the ground!

[Oliver88]

From the Globe on Teck: Several Liberal ministers worked behind the scenes earlier this year against Teck Resources Ltd.’s proposed oil sands mine in Alberta, according to Liberal and government sources.

Skippy and Butts sabotaged another project.

[Oliver88]

Our Ag Minister was prioritizing her time to rally against Teck Resources with other Liberal MP’s!!!
She is also now saying the carbon tax didn’t add any significant costs for prairie farmers.

[chuckChuck]

Kenney is now considering a State owned oil company to develop the tar sands. I thought conservative governments weren't supposed to pick winners or losers? So who is the socialist now?

Maybe if Alberta had a put away some of their resource revenue during the boom instead of spending it all on core services they wouldn't be in such a mess?

If they had a provincial tax system like the current Saskatchewan "socialists" they would have a $14 billion dollar surplus.

Imagine if they had a royalty system that treated oil as though they owned it instead of having some of the lowest royalties in the world. They could have had a very nice rainy day fund. But planning for and accepting the inevitable rise and fall of the commodity prices has never been Alberta's strong point.