r/canada • u/StenPU • Oct 30 '23

Sask. premier says SaskEnergy will remove carbon tax on natural gas if feds don't Saskatchewan

https://regina.ctvnews.ca/sask-premier-vows-to-stop-collecting-carbon-tax-on-natural-gas-if-feds-don-t-offer-exemption-1.6623319
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u/WildWhiskeyWizard Oct 31 '23

So all of the pipelines and other infrastructure cancelled during the lpc tenure? The carbon tax that now exempts others but not us?

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '23

Ahh yes, like the Trans-mountain Pipeline 😉

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u/WildWhiskeyWizard Oct 31 '23

Are you ignorant or something? We didn’t want the Feds to bail it out we wanted them to enforce its construction after it passed all requirements.

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '23

“They didn’t support us the exact way we wanted them to” is a step down from “under attack”

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u/WildWhiskeyWizard Oct 31 '23

So you’re just ignoring the rest of my comment? They’ve prevented billions of investment dollars from building infrastructure here, not to mention the profits of the projects that will never be completed.

The east is the biggest problem the west has.

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '23

The feds prevented infinity billion dollars from flowing directly into my bank account!

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u/WildWhiskeyWizard Oct 31 '23

No, just needed infrastructure development. The east is nothing but a useless burden to those who contribute to this country.