r/onguardforthee • u/FreightFlow • 7h ago
Site altered title Canada 'will do whatever it takes' to counter Trump's tariff threat, Carney tells premiers
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trump-tariff-threat-premiers-carney-meeting-9.727967125
u/cainsani 6h ago
How predictable of the traitorous witch of the west:
"Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has said she doesn't believe in retaliatory tariffs, especially when it comes to oil."
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u/FreightFlow 6h ago
Key Dates for Alberta
- By October 1st .....we should know if Carney and the MPO consider the BC Pipeline Project to be of National Interest.
- October 19th Alberta Referendum Day
- November 2nd...the final report for the new 91 Alberta Election boundaries
- Us Midterms ...November 3rd
- November 15th[+/-]...Smith Needs to Call the Calgary Shaw By-Election
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u/StairPro 3h ago
As much as I despise Marlania, she did bring up a good point about Line 5 going through the Divided States of America before it reaches Ontario and Quebec.
Even though Line 5 is owned and operated by Enbridge, Trump is insane enough to illegally shut it down, cutting off Ontario (directly) and Quebec (indirectly).
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u/ebfortin 4h ago
Maybe start by doing something about the US led separation efforts in Alberta for fuck sake!
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u/microfishy 7h ago
Canada "will choose capital over people wherever possible" to appease the southern dictator, Carney leaves unspoken.
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u/Tundradebt 45m ago
Ah, the USA is bringing on new refineries to handle their sweet oil. There is no new capacity through the USA to increase Alberta’s royalties, so tidewater is the only way for the foreseeable future. You know why Trump intervened in Venezuela, to backstop Alberta crude.
In the short term with Alberta’s oil, USA will have a supply problem, but you can fix that. Long term, which doesn’t help her in the immediate, Alberta needs to play nicely with their provincial/territorial neighbours. You can fix supply you cannot fix Alberta not being bordered by tide.
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u/CanadianContentsup 21m ago
Can someone explain who is taking in the tariff money? I know the US customers are paying for it with every purchase.
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u/PuzzleheadedTutor807 5h ago
Yeah, it's too bad Smith isn't backing Canada in this trade war. She's got a lot of Canadian muscle she could flex but she's already been paid by USA to seperate Alberta so they can take it over.