CBC is brutal

catalac · Sep 17, 2018

Today’s CBC front page propaganda, irks me that not only do my tax dollars go to this leftist rag but also that they influence Canadian voters. Would seem this authors analysis has little to do with politicians Notley, Horgan, Trudeau running interference on regulatory and pipelines.

https://newsinteractives.cbc.ca/longform/the-great-oilsands-era-is-over

X-it · Sep 17, 2018

The three stooges

Stg2Suby · Sep 17, 2018

Agreed its a disgraceful article, presents a feel-good story all around, people finally getting to know their neighbours ffs

Bnorth · Sep 17, 2018

So in short its demise was due to politics and special interest groups. Let's fix that by voting out the left wing governments.

Summitric · Sep 17, 2018

bnorth said:
so in short its demise was due to politics and special interest groups. Let's fix that by voting out the left wing governments.

alberta will in 256 days, and canada hopefully in a year, but bc will be a while yet... Need one of those greenie seats to give up, or one or two of the ndp members to resign or quit or jump sides, and then a non-confidence vote would cause a new election.....

Ronaha · Sep 17, 2018

CBC;Communist Brodcast Corporation......if you want Canada news.....get it from another country.

Mike270412 · Sep 17, 2018

So Fort Mac is done? They're shutting the place down? Nobody's using oil anymore?

Ronaha · Sep 17, 2018

I'm heating my home with sunny ways my friends.....sunny ways.

retiredpop · Sep 17, 2018

Stg2Suby said:
Agreed its a disgraceful article, presents a feel-good story all around, people finally getting to know their neighbours ffs

Yep, pull up a chair and set a spell neighbor!

Caper11 · Sep 17, 2018

CBC aside, That article is actually very true, and a disappointing series of actual facts are wrote in it.
Suncor CEO already said no more capital projects till there is added pipeline capacity.

I said months ago, pray for a Pipeline or an announcement of a upgrader expansion.

Things are changing in this oil crisis, I fear it will be awhile before things swing around, and when it does I wondered if it will be like it once was.

skegpro · Sep 17, 2018

True or not it is discusting how excited liberals get at the demise of the the oil industry.

You don't need to look any further then the value of the $CAD to see how important the oil industry is to Canada.

slededjr · Sep 17, 2018

They’re going to fawk the oil industry here like they did to the steel and coal industry in Cape Breton where I grew up. Hope our next government can get this back on track before it’s too late.

Caper11 · Sep 17, 2018

slededjr said:
They’re going to fawk the oil industry here like they did to the steel and coal industry in Cape Breton where I grew up. Hope our next government can get this back on track before it’s too late.

Activists/liberals also screwed up the chance for oil and gas back home too.

eclipse1966 · Sep 17, 2018

does CBC know something others don't?

https://www.castanet.net/news/Business/236725/Pipeline-plan-coming

Mike270412 · Sep 17, 2018

What I don't understand is why the natives have so much stroke. That ROW goes over a lot of private land. There's probably more than one land owner that doesn't want it going over their property but you don't hear about it.

pfi572 · Sep 17, 2018

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/amp...-alleslev-crosses-the-floor-from-liberals-to/

Hardly nothing about this either .

Bnorth · Sep 18, 2018

If Doug Ford can waste everyone's time using the notwithstanding clause to try and whittle down the Toronto council seats why can't Shiny Pony use the same clause to push the pipeline through?

X-it · Sep 18, 2018

One of these two is missing a set

Summitric · Sep 18, 2018

bnorth said:
if doug ford can waste everyone's time using the notwithstanding clause to try and whittle down the toronto council seats why can't shiny pony use the same clause to push the pipeline through?

of course he can.. But he stated he's not going to use politics or political trickery to push the pipeline through!!!

retiredpop · Sep 18, 2018

Summitric said:
of course he can.. But he stated he's not going to use politics or political trickery to push the pipeline through!!!

He may as well just come out and say he doesn't really care about the oil industry in Alberta or Saskatchewan. His actions certainly give that impression. I wonder what he thinks his job really is. Pride parades and sucking up to special interest groups is way more important to him.

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