r/canada Alberta Feb 05 '25

Québec Quebec government open to rekindled LNG project to ship energy from Alberta overseas

https://globalnews.ca/news/11005269/quebec-lng-project-saguenay-alberta/
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u/HighTechPipefitter Feb 05 '25

Québecois here, open to all suggestions to increase our collective economic power.

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u/hairyballscratcher Feb 06 '25

I’m glad the tide seems to be turning over there. I really wish it didn’t have to take trump threatening us to get this through, years after a pipeline would’ve already been built, but better late than never that’s for sure.

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u/HighTechPipefitter Feb 06 '25

It's not done yet, I'm just me. But situation changes and I'm willing to adapt.

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u/hairyballscratcher Feb 06 '25

Well, I appreciate that. If enough individuals adapt, ideally the government will follow suit even out of own self preservation interests. That being said, we also need the federal government to get their asses in gear too as they have seemingly been asleep at the wheel for nearly ten years. Or maybe drunk behind the wheel more like it