As if PP has any better options besides short utterances that are the 21st century of "Two legs bad, four legs good!"... Prove me wrong... Axe the Tax, Stop the Crime, etc.
I too would like to see Alberta to return to the forefront and lead the country overall. Note, that this was stopped by Danielle Smith and the UCP, who are strongly aligned with the federal Conservatives and vice versa. The federal government led by the Liberal party, in fact invested 100s of millions of dollars in Alberta directly for these projects. If you think this should move forward and blocking it is bad, then the useless party is the UCP.
@@RealTalkRJ Trudeau is working on multiple projects, has given all kinds of money to Alberta for housing and renewable projects and Mr. PP has done nothing, not even voting yes on things that help people. Like school lunches for hungry children (I thought he was so concerned about food prices for families?), dental coverage for seniors and children (I thought he was so concerned about the cost of staying healthy for people?), $10 a day child care for couples with children (I thought he was so concerned about the cost of living for families?). Mr. PP has a very poor record even for a CAREER POLITICIAN who never had any other job by the way, AND in the context of the above video, he doesn't even have a climate plan because his party won't even acknowledge that there is a problem. And meanwhile, Spain is suffering from the worst atmospheric river and flash flooding that they have ever experienced! Do not vote for Mr. PP. He is the nail in Canada's coffin.
Lol, like you can't farm under windmills? UHHH, didn't farms all used to have them to pump water? Cheese and crackers, mate! You lost the plot entirely! And there's a whole industry that combines solar and farming together you know...
@carlyatkinson4307 The one I like the best is where Danielle Smith wasted money on a Skype or a Zoom meeting with federal government ministers, trying to tell them about wind and solar power being a blight on the landscape. She was talking to these federal cabinet ministers about things that they had nothing to do with, because it wasn't their department. One of the federal cabinet ministers then asked how destructive coal mining in the Rockies of Alberta is not a blight on the landscape? The mountains will be ripped up for these coal mines. The UCP wants to rescind Peter Lougheed's 1976 Coal Policy. Alberta has wind power, because the Alberta PCs put it there, in 1993. As the last Alberta PC premier, Jim Prentice wanted to close down polluting coal fired power plants in Alberta, (which he said in 2010, must happen in Canada, by the earlier part part of this decade, when he was the Environment Minister in the CPC), and Jim Prentice wanted more wind power and more solar power for Alberta. In 2015, all the political parties in Alberta were campaigning on closing down coal fired power plants in Alberta, and they were campaigning on getting into more green energy sources.
This is why we can't have nice things, darlings!
I want this to be brought in. We must work together. Please Canadians lets get our shit together. Forget trudeau and his party. Useless..
I agree re: working together! Would love to see it, for the good of the nation and its people. -rpj
@@RealTalkRJ thank you so much. I truly appreciate your reply.
As if PP has any better options besides short utterances that are the 21st century of "Two legs bad, four legs good!"... Prove me wrong... Axe the Tax, Stop the Crime, etc.
I too would like to see Alberta to return to the forefront and lead the country overall.
Note, that this was stopped by Danielle Smith and the UCP, who are strongly aligned with the federal Conservatives and vice versa. The federal government led by the Liberal party, in fact invested 100s of millions of dollars in Alberta directly for these projects. If you think this should move forward and blocking it is bad, then the useless party is the UCP.
@@RealTalkRJ Trudeau is working on multiple projects, has given all kinds of money to Alberta for housing and renewable projects and Mr. PP has done nothing, not even voting yes on things that help people. Like school lunches for hungry children (I thought he was so concerned about food prices for families?), dental coverage for seniors and children (I thought he was so concerned about the cost of staying healthy for people?), $10 a day child care for couples with children (I thought he was so concerned about the cost of living for families?). Mr. PP has a very poor record even for a CAREER POLITICIAN who never had any other job by the way, AND in the context of the above video, he doesn't even have a climate plan because his party won't even acknowledge that there is a problem. And meanwhile, Spain is suffering from the worst atmospheric river and flash flooding that they have ever experienced! Do not vote for Mr. PP. He is the nail in Canada's coffin.
What a waste of land covered in solar plate and windmills
Since when did government start telling landowners what they could do with their own property? -rpj
Lol, like you can't farm under windmills? UHHH, didn't farms all used to have them to pump water? Cheese and crackers, mate! You lost the plot entirely! And there's a whole industry that combines solar and farming together you know...
@stickynorth yea right
@carlyatkinson4307 The one I like the best is where Danielle Smith wasted money on a Skype or a Zoom meeting with federal government ministers, trying to tell them about wind and solar power being a blight on the landscape. She was talking to these federal cabinet ministers about things that they had nothing to do with, because it wasn't their department. One of the federal cabinet ministers then asked how destructive coal mining in the Rockies of Alberta is not a blight on the landscape? The mountains will be ripped up for these coal mines. The UCP wants to rescind Peter Lougheed's 1976 Coal Policy.
Alberta has wind power, because the Alberta PCs put it there, in 1993. As the last Alberta PC premier, Jim Prentice wanted to close down polluting coal fired power plants in Alberta, (which he said in 2010, must happen in Canada, by the earlier part part of this decade, when he was the Environment Minister in the CPC), and Jim Prentice wanted more wind power and more solar power for Alberta. In 2015, all the political parties in Alberta were campaigning on closing down coal fired power plants in Alberta, and they were campaigning on getting into more green energy sources.
Producing clean energy is wasted land? As opposed to land wasted for the production of high pollution energy?