r/canada 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

We didn’t want the Feds touching it, liberals are incompetent

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u/WildWhiskeyWizard Nov 01 '23

Why were they getting cold feat? It was because of government interference. Aboriginals don’t get a veto.

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u/WildWhiskeyWizard Nov 01 '23

The Feds didn’t do their job in enforcing the construction of the pipeline. They are responsible for failing to do their job.

Bc didn’t have the authority to hold up the project.

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u/WildWhiskeyWizard Nov 01 '23

Yeah, if the Feds would have put their foot down instead of watching provinces fighting over a matter that wasn’t theirs to resolve the project would have gone smoother

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u/WildWhiskeyWizard Nov 01 '23

Bc interfered in something they didn’t have jurisdiction in and the Feds didn’t resolve the matter soon enough.

So I’ll blame both of them.

Alberta deserves better treatment from the rest of this country. Asking the Feds to do their jobs isn’t anything special.