It’s time to rethink how we evaluate large projects, both in Quebec and in the rest of Canada, in order to give a voice to the people who are truly affected by them.

Canada’s capacity to compete as a global leader in clean nuclear energy has stalled.

Updating the royalty system to one based on market pricing for bitumen also invites capital investment and the accompanying development of other oil sands products such as carbon fibre.

Sitting on these abandoned and orphaned wells instead of repurposing them is a forgone opportunity, and a shameful waste.

We need to find the right balance between growing the economy and slowing global warming.

Tant pour l’environnement que pour notre portefeuille, il serait tout à fait avantageux pour les Québécois et les Québécoises d’appuyer le développement local, durable et éthique du gaz naturel.

Malheureusement pour les gens des régions plus rurales, le gouvernement Trudeau a instauré une nouvelle taxe qui augmentera le coût du transport et des intrants utilisés dans les secteurs économiques de nos régions.

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We need to reassert the importance of our energy sectors and of good trade relations between our two countries, which have after all been loyal partners for so many years.