Poilievre Says No Consensus Needed to Approve Major Projects, Like Pipelines

Poilievre Says Consensus Shouldn’t Be Required for Major Project Approvals, Including Pipelines

The approval and building of key projects, like a new pipeline, should be a priority even without a consensus from stakeholders and premiers, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says. If Canada has any hope of selling its oil and gas to countries beyond the United States, a new pipeline is a necessity, Poilievre said during a June 9 press conference on Parliament Hill. “We’ve got to get it done. We need a pipe at the end of the day,” Poilievre …

Poilievre says no consensus needed to approve major projects, like pipelines

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says the approval and construction of major projects, such as a new pipeline, should be able to move ahead without consensus from stakeholders and premiers.

Poilievre calls for ‘severe limits’ on Canadian population growth

Descrease article font size Increase article font size Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says the Canadian population has grown out of control and is calling on the Liberal government to further reduce immigration. “We want severe limits on population growth to reverse the damage the Liberals did to our system,” Poilievre said during a press conference in the foyer of the House of Commons. “The population has been growing out of …

Poilievre says pipelines should be built even without consensus

Enbridge’s Alberta Clipper project in 2009. Photo by Brian Zinchuk   OTTAWA – Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre was asked on June 9 about Prime Minister Mark Carney’s notion that a consensus was needed to build major projects like pipelines to tidewater. This could be a major stumbling block, as both Quebec and in recent days British Columbia have expressed opposition to any new pipelines going through their territories. Here’s the exchange, …

List of 104 NatGas Pipeline Projects in the Works, Totaling 99 Bcf/d - Marcellus Drilling News

The Center for Energy & Environmental Analysis (CEEA) claims it is a “non-partisan think tank” that studies energy and environmental trends and their impact on the future. Attached to the University of Texas at Austin, the CEEA is actually very partisan (Democrat) and anti-fossil fuel. However, the CEEA has done us all a favor. The...