🇨🇦 Ottawa blocks oil, then wonders why Canada stays poor

Alberta is mapping a 1 million barrel per day pipeline to the West Coast, and the most absurd detail is that every northern B.C. port option sits in waters Ottawa already crippled with its tanker moratorium. That is modern Canada in one screenshot: build nothing, export less, and call it climate leadership while the Americans cash in. Even Alberta is forced into politically safer but costlier routing because the federal regime turned straightforward nation-building into a legal obstacle course, as documents show.

Danielle Smith is at least trying to think like a government instead of a Greenpeace focus group. Routes near Fort McMurray, Fort Saskatchewan, Kitimat, Prince Rupert, Stewart, even Observatory Inlet are now on the table because Trudeau-era sabotage made energy sovereignty a high-risk project inside our own borders. Mountains, salmon habitat, consultations, corridors, revisions, submissions to the Major Projects Office by July 1; endless process, no country. Canada has the oil, the coastline, and the demand, but globalist policy still treats national self-sufficiency like a moral crime.

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