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There’s no mystery why populist sentiment keeps growing. Does the cancellation of Keystone fuel or diminish the anti-establishment/populist movement? Or do you care…if not, then you’re one of the reasons it’s growing.
Canada’s taken a wide range of actions on climate change. Far more than the US but cancelling Keystone XL was never about emissions – it’s all about politics.
At least that’s the establishment narrative. And just like the last 4 plus years it ignores what’s happening in the US and around the world.
Isn’t politics fun? But we’ve got a more serious question – but not much chance anyone will ask… other than us.
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Time To Give the “We’re All in This Together” Slogan a Rest
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Tuesday, 26 January 2021 7:09
It doesn’t fit the narrative but the majority of Canadians have not been impacted financially by the pandemic but we know who’s suffered financially and that’s who government aid should target.