Carney's Confusion on Bill C-69

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Rehashing Bill C-69 isn't going to save Poilievre's campaign

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Mark Carney made the fatal mistake of giving a straight answer to a question from a journalist about Canada ’s Impact Assessment Act.

The Conservative Party of Canada seems to think that yelling even louder about oil and gas will change its fortunes in this election.

Pierre Poilievre seems very enthusiastic about pursuing the same energy policies in Canada .

But it’s hard to see how it will help the party improve its fortunes in places like British Columbia , Ontario , and Quebec , which is where the election will actually be decided — and where being as indifferent as possible to climate change isn’t a winning strategy. Somehow, they didn’t learn this lesson in their 2019 and 2021 defeats. Maybe a third defeat will do the trick..

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