Carson Jerema

Carney wasn't talking about doing them in "cooperation" with the provinces. He said, explicitly, that if they say no, there is no pipeline, and that it isn't even the federal government's "choice." However, there is still room for cooperation without ceding power.

Mike White @Mike_R_White

@CarsonJerema Well, to be fair, Postmedia columns are usually hot garbage, little better than CPC press releases run through a chatbot In the real world large scale projects are vastly more likely to succeed if done with cooperation rather than quashing an uncooperative province

How was TMX approved then, when BC didn't want?

Ken Cunningham 🇨🇦 @KenCunn77721220

@JoshDehaas @acoyne @CarsonJerema He clearly talking about the politics of using Fed hammer; which hasn’t been used by a Fed govt in well over 50 yrs formgood reason- it won’t work, part in the age on enshrined FNs constitutional rights. Is the NP capable of writing anything with an objective eye these days.

Lol. Do they ever read the column? Natural resources are provincial jurisdiction, but Ottawa interferes. Cross provincial infrastructure is federal, but Ottawa demurs. My views on the division of powers have been consistent. See here: https://t.co/mNzw7EEh9B

Dave Sawyer @enviroeconomics

You get the sense the values held by the @nationalpost are fickle - for the last ten years it’s pearl clutching federal overreach with the provinces. Now the assertion is federal power is too weak. Pick a lane … oh right, it’s the right lane. https://t.co/bBwC8z00Vk

RT @RobinMartinPC: This is a great @CarsonJerema column - Isn’t it time that Canada’s leaders including provincial leaders put on their big…

RT @SkaraBraeRanch: @JoshDehaas @CarsonJerema How absolutely bizarre: 1) The federal government believes it has paramountcy to impose (in…

RT @modus_pwnenz: @CarsonJerema Cooperative federalism is all well and good until someone has to make a hard choice.

Indeed, a fair point from Spector, but Carney didn't just say he would seek consensus, he said it wasn't the "choice" of the federal government. And, in his response he didn't emphasize consensus, he said "no, simply no" if a province doesn't want a pipeline. https://t.co/C3AOhDyF3J

RT @JoshDehaas: Great column by ⁦@CarsonJerema⁩ on Carney’s claim that you can’t build a pipeline without provincial consent. It is in fa…

Carson Jerema: Carney ignores his own constitutional power to approve pipelines https://t.co/gU8nKiJ9G2 via @nationalpost

Sure, but how much for a condo in Vancouver? In Toronto? But not even just those places anymore. I guess I could move back to my parent's acreage.

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Trump says Elon Musk has "Trump Derangement Syndrome." Does this mean X will go back to being extremely left wing in revenge?