Trudeau's 'climate czar' is the losingest loser in cabinet

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Steven Guilbeault was required to pay $20,000 in costs to Rebel News after blocking journalists from reading his taxpayer-funded X (formerly Twitter) account.

Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault has been ordered by a Federal Court judge to unblock Ezra Levant, founder of Rebel News, from his X account.

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— True North (@TrueNorthCentre) September 17, 2023

Then Guilbeault lost a legal challenge to Bill C-69, the no more pipelines law, which created an impossible bar for energy projects to achieve approvals. The challenge to the law, led by the province of Alberta, struck down the new requirement to consider social, gender and climate agendas in the regulatory process for energy projects as unconstitutional.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith calls Liberal Bill C-69 the “Don’t Build Anything, Anywhere, Anytime Act”. It has now been struck down by the Supreme Court for being unconstitutional.

Smith: “Exclusive jurisdiction on resource development and on electricity belongs to us.” pic.twitter.com/TgaJji9zZK

— Paul Mitchell (@PaulMitchell_AB) October 13, 2023

Good things come in threes. Trudeau's Climate Czar just lost another court challenge.

This time, the court ruled against Trudeau's unscientific ban on single-use plastics, which found the safe, sterile petrochemical classified as a Schedule One toxin, along with asbestos and lead.

Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault defends his government's ban on single-use plastics despite a Federal Court judge ruling that his labelling of all plastic products as "toxic" was "unreasonable and unconstitutional." https://t.co/sVcTD3LeJi pic.twitter.com/EUm0zzDA6d

— Rebel News Canada (@RebelNews_CA) November 20, 2023

However, Guilbeault hasn't paid the money he owes to Rebele News. And he vows to keep the no pipeline law and his plastics ban despite the court ruling against him. Like his boss, he thinks the law is for the little guy.

Feds will appeal court ruling that overturned single-use plastic ban, says Guilbeault

The environment minister had previously said the government was 'strongly considering' an appeal following the federal court ruling from last Thursday.https://t.co/83d23jmVhD

— Rebel News Canada (@RebelNews_CA) November 21, 2023

Robbie Picard, of Oilsands Strong and Oil and Gas World Magazine is joining me to discuss Guilbeault's legal losses.

Oscar-winning folk singer Buffy Sainte-Marie’s Indigenous roots questioned in bombshell report https://t.co/ci7PBJuDk6 pic.twitter.com/4H6xiPqGv3

— New York Post (@nypost) November 16, 2023

Then, celebrated Canadian Indigenous artist Buffy Sainte Marie is neither Canadian nor Indigenous, according to an investigative report by CBC's Fifth Estate. I ask Robbie, a Metis man, for his take on the latest "pretendian" to be exposed as a fraud.