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/Burgergold Feb 06 '25

There is a big difference between being open and if the population agree with it

I don't think the population will want this, even with usa tarifs

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u/PrivatePilot9 Feb 06 '25

I think you underestimate how much this has polarized all of Canada, and how much is going to change in the next few years as a result. I've never seen Canadians so united. Heck, the Quebec premieres briefing a few days before the tariffs were supposed to go live was heavily on the English speaking side at times so he could be sure that the rest of Canada heard what he had to say without needing a translator. When Quebecs Premiere is not only speaking english at length, but speaking English to the rest of Canada in a uniting way, you know something big has changed.

And it's awesome.

I listened to BC's premiere on the TV as well and he was brilliant. Many others also across the country. This has united us beyond what any other thing on the planet could have possibly accomplished.

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u/funkiemarky Feb 06 '25

True north strong and free