Kenney says he called B.C. Premier John Horgan after the cabinet proclaimed a bill into law just after being sworn in on Tuesday.
He says it was a cordial discussion and he emphasized to Horgan that it's not Alberta's intention to use the legislation right away, but that the province will defend its interests.Kenney says it is important to make it clear that Alberta will take action if necessary to respond to what he calls B.C.'s obstruction of the Trans Mountain expansion, which would allow more oil to be moved from Alberta to tankers on the west coast.
Opposition Leader Rachel Notley has said that proclaiming the bill but not acting on it is a foolish move because it opens up a possible legal challenge from B.C., which could tie up the legislation in court.
Whatever. Just change type of refined oil to all jet fuel. That will do it. Still refined, but not for automotives.
Sorta like what China is doing to Canada...
Threatening and intimidation tactics have backfired on Alberta so far. But they can try it one more time. Maybe this time it will work out. Or it could turn off BC and isolate yourselves even more. Funny way to sell a project.
Do it! Don't be a Chicken! I want to see more cheaper fuel/gas! When you stop selling to one of your largest customers, the over supply with cause the price to drop & then production needs to be reduced and more layoffs! Kenney, NOTAREALALBERTAN or a businessmen! Career Clown!
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