From a BC resident:
On a darker note…what really griped my ass this week was watching Carney and Smith holding up their signed agreements LIKE TRUMP ALWAYS DOES… the big flourish!!
This resignation is worth noting.
@simondonner.bsky.social is a man of impeccable integrity. If he is saying the process, and the politics, is compromised and broken, that does not bode well for climate action in Carney’s Canada. www.theenergymix.com/breaking-don…
Environment minister disputes Guilbeault’s claim that Canada is cutting climate policies, Julie Dabrusin says key policies like clean electricity regulations remain in place by Benjamin Lopez Steven, CBC News, Nov 30, 2025
Environment and Climate Change Minister Julie Dabrusin is pushing back against claims from Steven Guilbeault, who resigned from cabinet this week over Ottawa’s memorandum of understanding with Alberta and said Canada is dismantling several pieces of its climate plan.
“I really respectfully disagree with [Guilbeault] on his characterization of this memorandum of understanding,” Dabrusin said in an interview on CBC’s Rosemary Barton Live. “I don’t see it as backsliding, and I don’t see it as cancelling programs.”
Ya, you choose not to see it because you’re a nasty fossil fuel Nazi, eager to get points from your traitor boss Carney.
The MOU — which paves a potential pathway for a new oil and gas pipeline to British Columbia long desired by AYa, you choose not to see it because you’re a nasty fossil fuel Nazi, like your traitor boss Carney.greedy anti-life on earth super polluterAlberta — includes a commitment by Ottawa to not implement its oil and gas emissions cap and to suspend its clean electricity regulations in Alberta pending a new carbon pricing agreement.
Guilbeault — who was environment minister under former prime minister Justin Trudeau before being named Canadian identity and culture minister by Prime Minister Mark Carney — expressed concern about the fate of those policies in a statement announcing his resignation, adding that the measures “remain essential to our climate action plan.”
Dabrusin said the MOU language around the clean electricity regulations is not a carveout. Instead, it allows her to negotiate with provinces, and they can demonstrate they’ll meet the objectives of the regulations in their own way.
Liberal MP Steven Guilbeault has resigned from cabinet after Alberta and Ottawa signed a memorandum of understanding offering political support for a new oil pipeline to the B.C. coast.
When asked by host Rosemary Barton if she’s been given assurances Alberta will be able to meet the objectives, Dabrusin said the province will need to “meet the goal if we’re going to reach an agreement.”
According to the MOU, Canada and Alberta have set a deadline of April 1, 2026, to come to a carbon-pricing equivalency agreement and a methane equivalency agreement.
Will B.C. and coastal First Nations buy in?
The MOU includes a provision that Canada and Alberta “also agree to engage meaningfully with Indigenous Peoples in both Alberta and British Columbia on this project, with the involvement of the B.C. Government for engagement with B.C. First Nations.”Ya, and the evil MOU says us taxpayers will have to pay for that! Fuck that corrupt Nazi shit. Industry is mandated to consult with First Nations on such projects.
Maureen Nyce, the elected chief councillor of the Haisla Nation in B.C’s North Coast, told Barton that she sees “a lot of barriers that will prevent this pipeline.”
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“I think it’s going to be a very hard sell to British Columbia, to First Nations people,” Nyce said. She added that undoing the emissions cap and “basically undermining the Fisheries Act and the Species at Risk Act” will be met with a lot of resistance.
“If Canada gets this done, I will be gobsmacked if they can pull this off,” Nyce said. “And by the time they get this off the ground, I don’t think they’ll be able to sell any oil because nobody’s going to be buying it.”
B.C. Minister of Energy and Climate Solutions Adrian Dix told Barton that “in our view, the pipeline continues to be as marginal a project as it ever was. What we’re concerned about, obviously, is the amount of time and attention that’s taken.”
Dix said his province will continue to have conversations about the pipeline, “but there ain’t no project right now. So let’s focus on the real. And in B.C., that is building and leading the Canadian economic renaissance with real projects.”
Energy CEO expects private interest
The MOU makes it clear a key goal is the “one or more private sector constructed and financed pipelines” with Indigenous people’s co-ownership aka bribery that’s usually a rip off for First Nationsand a route that increases export access toeven greedier and dirtier than Alberta, Nazi USAAsian markets.
Paul Colborne, president and CEO of Calgary-based Surge Energy, told Barton he expects “several companies to come out and make a bid on this opportunity.”Ya, and will demand $billions in freebies from the citizenry, which monster Carney will eagerly steal from us to give to the billion dollar profit raping companies.
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith signed an energy deal to pave the way for a new west coast pipeline. Shortly after, he got a standing ovation when speaking to business leadersof raping earth and all lifeat a Calgary Chamber of Commerce event.
“I think there’s a sense of ‘we’re open for business,’ and we have amazing regulatory protections for the environment, for producing oil and gas [and] for pipelines,that we know companies mostly ignore and violate to increase profits, with Canadian regulators letting them!” he said.
Colborne added that there needs to be balance in terms of energy production and hitting emission targets. He said while the balance “swung too far one way over the last nine years,” now it’s moving to a place where foreign capital is in play.Whenever industry talks about “balance” what they really mean is swing everything their way to maximize pollution and profits, aka steal from us, violate air, land, water, communities, and public health, break the law again and again and again to rape out as much money as possible while also getting massive freebies and subsidies from us too (which is why Carney is so massively deregulating the destructive vile industry – let them pollute and kill freely)
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Alberta Minister of Energy Brian Jean told Barton his province “absolutely” needs to secure a private sector proponent, adding the agreement is “a great news story for everybodyfucking American company and Nazi involved.”
“This is about co-operative Confederation and making sure that Canadais raped to death by rich Americans without paying for any of the damages and harms done works as one country, and this is a clear indication that it does,” Jean said.
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