Natural Resources  Madam Speaker, the science and evidence are already in, and the experts have already spoken. Teck Frontier is in Canada's public and national interest. It has met every condition. The only thing left is a political decision, and now the Liberals are trying to move the goalposts

Natural Resources  Madam Speaker, the only thing left is a decision by politicians. The experts have already weighed all the factors. Albertans are world leaders in oil and gas innovation for environmental protection for the benefit of all Canadians. A strong Alberta makes a strong Canada. Alberta

Natural Resources  Mr. Speaker, today's court decision on TMX is welcome, but it is not enough. It was supposed to be in service two months ago, and the Liberals are losing $20,000 a day. What is still missing is a concrete plan from them. Legal threats remain. Here is what opponents have stated:

Natural Resources  Mr. Speaker, in July, after eight years of an evidence-based review, experts did recommend approval of the Teck Frontier mine. It checks every box with world-class environmental practices, and every local indigenous community and every local municipality supporting it. Each Alb

The Environment  Mr. Speaker, in July the expert, science-based review said that Teck's Frontier mine should be approved. All local indigenous communities support it. Yesterday the environment minister said the Liberals might reject it. Today he said they might delay it. Death by delay is a tacti

The Environment  Mr. Speaker, the answer to my question is no. In fact, the Liberals have turned a blind eye to major emissions from projects in other sectors, and even to other projects in the oil and gas sector, to foreign oil and to pipelines in China. The Prime Minister said that he heard th

Questions on the Order Paper  With regard to government statistics on foreign oil imports: what was the amount of oil imported into Canada, broken down by country of origin in (i) 2016, (ii) 2017, (iii) 2018, (iv) 2019?

Questions on the Order Paper  With regard to the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion project: (a) what specific sections of the project have been completed to date; (b) which specific sections of the project are expected to be completed in 2020; and (c) what is the current expected completion date for the proje

Natural Resources  Mr. Speaker, on Friday, the Prime Minister said he was open to “making improvements if necessary” to his anti-energy, anti-business Bill C-69. We assure him that it is necessary, because more than 200,000 Canadians have already lost their oil and gas jobs, over $100 billion in ma

Natural Resources  Right, Mr. Speaker. That is going well. The Prime Minister said that he heard western Canada and would “work hard to bring our country together”, but Canada is more divided than ever because of him. Still, he refuses to overhaul his antienergy, anti-business bill, Bill C-69, wh

Natural Resources  Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister dismissed six premiers' calls for changes to Bill C-69 as partisan, but he also rejected requests from the Liberal premiers of Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador for offshore oil and gas. The Liberals have already killed over $100 billion in

Natural Resources  Mr. Speaker, businesses, municipalities and indigenous communities say the Liberals' anti-pipeline, anti-rail, anti-hydro, anti-business bill, Bill C-69, would hurt all of Canada. Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters said it will make it “in some cases, impossible...[for]...na

Natural Resources  Mr. Speaker, last summer, the Liberals defended funding anti-oil and gas groups because of “free speech” while they shut down church-run summer camps because of their “values” test. The Liberals showed their values this year, once again using taxpayer dollars to fund groups that

Natural Resources  Mr. Speaker, it is ironic that member would answer the question. He is the one from Burnaby who opposes the Trans Mountain expansion. However, other changes to the Liberals' no more pipelines Bill C-69 would actually have increased the voices of locally impacted indigenous comm

Natural Resources  Mr. Speaker, the Liberals must approve the Trans Mountain expansion tomorrow, which they already did before in 2016, except now this time it actually has to get built. The Liberals are blocking all new pipelines with their anti-energy, anti-business Bill C-69, which nine out of 1