🇨🇦 Double the oil, if Ottawa stops strangling Canada first

The funniest part is that Alberta already produces 4.8 million barrels a day, yet Canada still behaves like an energy colony begging permission to use its own resources. Danielle Smith says eight million by 2035. To get there, output growth would need to jump from the recent average of 119,000 barrels a year to 323,000, as reported. Translation: after a decade of Trudeau sabotage, taxes, climate sermons, and pipeline warfare, the country now expects industry to sprint with ankle weights on.

The real story is the contradiction. Ottawa spent years treating Alberta oil like a moral stain, and now Mark Carney stands beside Smith grinning at a pipeline announcement because reality finally crashed the net-zero cosplay. But capital remembers. Companies saw Fort Hills end in 2018, oil prices crash, regulations pile up, and every activist-bureaucrat in the country declare war on development. Canada does not lack oil, workers, or demand. It lacks a federal regime that puts national interest above globalist climate vanity.

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