Kenney also said that while his government believes in free market solutions, it would look at ways to directly invest in the energy sector due to “existential threats.”
He did not provide details.
“We will, as a government, be assessing in which ways we may need to ensure future investment in the Canadian energy sector to ensure an economic future for this province. There will be news in that sense to come.”
When asked if that could mean an investment in the Frontier mine, Kenney said, “We’re ruling nothing out.” …
Above quotes from:
Kenney promises new law to protect ‘critical infrastructure’ after Teck Frontier withdrawal, Teck Resources says project became focal point of national debate on climate, economy by Drew Anderson, Feb 24, 2020, CBC News
Comment by an Albertan:
These AIMCo “loans” are not so much loans for investment but funding scams designed to assist foreign operators in removing their financial assets and reclamation liabilities from Canada
2014: Canadian corporate cash hoarding rises to $630-billion in first quarter,

Desperate men must take desperate insane measures.
Will there be any pension money left to squander after AIMCo bought into Coastal GasLink Pipeline?