Carney Liberals suddenly love pipelines? Don’t buy it
After more than a decade of doing everything they could to block, delay, or kill pipeline projects, the Liberals under Mark Carney are now pretending to be champions of Canadian energy.
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But anyone who’s been paying attention knows this is nothing but political theatre — and their candidate choices prove it.
Carney’s team includes none other than Gregor Robertson, the former Vancouver mayor who proudly opposed the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, and Amarjeet Sohi, the former Trudeau cabinet minister who sat on his hands while energy projects crumbled under red tape and political interference. These are not the names you pick if you’re serious about building pipelines — they’re who you pick if you want to talk about energy while continuing to appease anti-oil activists behind closed doors.
This sudden “pivot” to pipelines is nothing more than a desperate rebranding. After spending ten years attacking the energy sector, killing Northern Gateway, bungling Trans Mountain, and cheerleading policies that chased away investment, the Liberals are now hoping voters will forget all of it.
Canadians shouldn’t be fooled. The Carney Liberals can slap a hard hat on for a photo op, but their record — and their chosen candidates — tell the real story. This isn't a party that supports pipelines. It’s a party that supports power — and will say whatever it takes to keep it.
GUEST: Robbie Picard of Oilsands Strong and Oil and Gas World Magazine joins the show tonight to discuss the Liberals' cynical rewriting of their own anti-oil history
COMMENTS
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Ken Ayre commented 2025-03-27 17:12:26 -0400I would be very suspicious when Carny talks about New Legislation to speed up movement of Oil and Gas
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David Heinze commented 2025-03-27 01:49:43 -0400What did one leech (Ontario) say to the other leech (Quebec)?
Let’s screw Alberta every way we can then blame them for not being team players & supporting us.
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Bruce Atchison commented 2025-03-26 23:46:18 -0400We could be a country with Saskatchewan called Saskberta with Lloydminster as its capital. And the nice thing about joining America is that second amendment that protects the first amendment.
