Brett Wilson: I'm terrified by the 'lunacy' of Bill C-69

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  • Опубликовано: 9 ноя 2018
  • W. Brett Wilson, chairman of Canoe Financial, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss his views on the latest hurdles for Keystone XL and the issues facing Canada's energy sector.
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  • @spadina6234
    @spadina6234 4 года назад +84

    The most humble guy of Dragons Den, a true Canadian. Congratulations on your accomplishments Mr. Wilson!

    • @caswallonandflur692
      @caswallonandflur692 4 года назад +4

      My cousin twice removed . M. WILSON
      Saskatoon Canada.

    • @bryancampbell9622
      @bryancampbell9622 Год назад

      I thought the most humble guy on dragons den was Mr.Wonderful. 🤣

  • @elaine1034
    @elaine1034 4 года назад +11

    The truth here is that the USA was giving Canada $35/barrel for oil when the world price was $84/barrel.

    • @waltyui
      @waltyui 4 года назад

      17 a barrel u mean

    • @elaine1034
      @elaine1034 4 года назад

      @@waltyui I think $35 was the highest. Regardless it was gouging.

  • @MillieMe05
    @MillieMe05 4 года назад +58

    How can we keep affording social programs if we keep destroying our economy.

    • @mikewebber1085
      @mikewebber1085 4 года назад

      Lillian, cut the subsidies to oil and gas and we would have millions for social programs.

    • @Mitchmyoutube
      @Mitchmyoutube 4 года назад +2

      @@mikewebber1085 let out and gas operate and have billions

    • @liammiddleton3064
      @liammiddleton3064 4 года назад

      That's it im voting NDP next time 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 i joke the NDP want more immigrants and social programs

  • @jocelynecomeau6572
    @jocelynecomeau6572 5 лет назад +19

    As long as Trudeau is there nothing will get done I am from Quebec and I support Alberta and the pipelines

    • @zubair1658
      @zubair1658 4 года назад +2

      Maxime is the only one with guts trying to get that East pipeline through QC. It will create thousands of jobs, economic growth and tax benefits for Quebec alone. But because Montréalers is so neo environmentalist it denies the social acceptability for the pipeline. I hope Quebecers see the benefits for the pipeline and do some research on its technology.
      Sincerely
      a Montrealer 🙌🏼

    • @dropsosense1506
      @dropsosense1506 4 года назад +1

      And look where we are July 1, 2020. The country has been decimated by the Trudeau communists.

  • @troypower4733
    @troypower4733 5 лет назад +219

    Mr. Wilson is 100% correct.

    • @squatch545
      @squatch545 5 лет назад +1

      LMAO!!! he's full of shit and you know it.

    • @troypower4733
      @troypower4733 5 лет назад +6

      @@squatch545 STFU, he is on point.

    • @toxicxtnt2042
      @toxicxtnt2042 4 года назад +4

      @@squatch545 Stfu you Globalist prick

    • @ianmcdougall9166
      @ianmcdougall9166 4 года назад

      @@troypower4733 based on your opinion. Facts are facts

    • @rubinixcube8866
      @rubinixcube8866 4 года назад

      He works for an energy company and admits they moved to North Dakota out of Canada. How could his word be believed? They also mention Canada is less than 1% of global greenhouse gas emissions but it’s actually 1.6%, but we pollute more per capita than the USA, China, or Russia.

  • @timsims94
    @timsims94 4 года назад +13

    RIP Canada your sacrifice on the alter of climate change will be remembered.

  • @adamrichard6724
    @adamrichard6724 5 лет назад +42

    lunacy is when you buy oil from another country when you sit on 170 billion barrels

    • @squatch545
      @squatch545 4 года назад

      Even the US buys oil from another country. What is your point?

    • @squatch545
      @squatch545 4 года назад

      @Donald John Trump WTF is your point? Are you denying the US imports oil?

    • @squatch545
      @squatch545 4 года назад

      @Donald John Trump Are you on drugs? Get your mom to help you read through this thread. You are obviously deeply confused, or can't read, or both.

    • @squatch545
      @squatch545 4 года назад

      @Donald John Trump Yes, you are confused. The OP talked about how it's "lunacy" to buy oil from another country when you have plenty of your own oil. But that's what every country does. I gave the example of the US. I was responding to the OP. Go back and read this thread again, little girl.

  • @jaybird6034
    @jaybird6034 5 лет назад +82

    Brett Wilson speaking truth

    • @elaine1034
      @elaine1034 4 года назад

      +Jay bird What you don't know is that the USA doesn't want Canada selling oil to China for more $$ per barrel.

  • @willywalter4939
    @willywalter4939 4 года назад +4

    It’s sad when one of the richest Men in Canada is saying he takes his business and money across the boarder because our government is clueless

  • @suer6103
    @suer6103 5 лет назад +5

    It's been said for a long time...buy Canadian! Canada needs to use its own resources! Not buy from warped oil countries! And that goes for a lot of other products!

  • @justinthesen5896
    @justinthesen5896 4 года назад +7

    Brett Wilson, the first prime minister of the Republic of Alberta.

  • @martinwarne7183
    @martinwarne7183 4 года назад +8

    Always liked Brent way back in his days of the Dragons Den, and this is why.

  • @Oxatolla
    @Oxatolla 5 лет назад +17

    My father was a member of the Board of Trade in Toronto years back. Suzuki was invited to speak there. I think I was told he wanted $80, 000 to appear to speak about the environment! Dad has never liked him since. My father also greatly disliked Pierre Trudeau. How his moron son got to this position is a freakin' embarrassment.

  • @glengordon382
    @glengordon382 3 года назад +2

    Your totally right!!! Need a Leader ,,5 yrs. now with no leader and its killing Canada!!!!!

  • @mrmrsdascavich4049
    @mrmrsdascavich4049 5 лет назад +21

    PPC 2019.. we meed someone who is going to bring Canada to life. Trudeau has been killing Canada.

    • @elaine1034
      @elaine1034 4 года назад

      Trudeau might get himself killed by nationalizing Canada's oil. Look at Syria, Venezuela, etc.. The globalist oil companies don't like that one bit!!

  • @southpawsgarage
    @southpawsgarage 4 года назад +5

    BE AMAZING IF CANADA WOULD INVEST IN CANADA....

  • @Aubreythepainter
    @Aubreythepainter 5 лет назад +4

    $1B of investors money leaves Canada, every day because of the Liberal gov. ..$120B in Q4/18

  • @pseudopetrus
    @pseudopetrus 5 лет назад +32

    Harper talked about obstructionism, and how a small group with a self serving agenda can potentially hijack an agenda that serves the needs of a great many and the welfare of the Canada as a whole.

  • @222INFINITY
    @222INFINITY 5 лет назад +8

    Wow, Brett is Canada's Richard Branson without the recognition!

  • @winonebud
    @winonebud 4 года назад +7

    Brett Wilson, please run for Prime Minister!!

  • @rig4365
    @rig4365 2 года назад +2

    2.5 years later and Brett has proven to be clairvoyant.

  • @bathtubs
    @bathtubs 4 года назад +4

    Why is the Keystone Pipeline being shut down?

  • @room2growrose623
    @room2growrose623 4 года назад +4

    Excellent to hear this dialogue, conservatives need to take back Canada....

  • @chistopherr7536
    @chistopherr7536 5 лет назад +3

    I know Brett Wilson. At least I did when I was a kid he used to host a party at his cabin in Invermere British Columbia. He was a cool guy! His cabin was fucking amazing. He would hire professional wakeboards to preform right next to his cabin

  • @damondziewiontkowski5623
    @damondziewiontkowski5623 5 лет назад +2

    I am of two minds on the subject. Part of me will do anything to get rid of the terrible governance in Alberta and Canada, but I also wouldn't mind another term under Trudeau rule if it meant the west actually got its fill and decided to separate. I see no reason to be treated like this and be hated for it as well.

  • @cayrick
    @cayrick 5 лет назад +5

    PM is blaming the internet for his plummeting popularity. My prediction is that he will start a project using more deficit funding as opposed to private sector funding before the summer as an act of desperation. He did a similar thing with the disastrous US trade deal by using deficit financing to bail out Algoma.

  • @raynus1160
    @raynus1160 4 года назад +3

    Brett will make a fine leader of the western republic.

  • @dougridgway7570
    @dougridgway7570 5 лет назад +8

    Isn’t it easier to leave Canada? Sask Alta new Texas of the North

  • @bathtubs
    @bathtubs 4 года назад +7

    Oil co's are constantly being demonized. They need to push awareness of the advancements, purposes, uses, etc. You have all failed miserably. I could have done a better job. Another issue. The pipeline runs past an American reservation. They say your polluting their water. I think you all could benefit by helping them to develop & or upgrade their infrastructure. Everybody wins if you do.

  • @jeanetteraichel8299
    @jeanetteraichel8299 4 года назад +2

    Energy East's downfall is Montreal and them refusing to allow underground pipes below the ground in Quebec. They site environmental reasons, however, they dump raw sewage into the St Lawrence seaway regularly destroying the ecosystem of the river with montreal's crap

    • @shauncameron8390
      @shauncameron8390 4 года назад

      The real reason is because Quebec is allowed to operate as a de-facto country at Canada's (namely Alberta's) expense courtesy of Justin's daddy. If anything, Canada's paying the price for the British being too kind to the French after kicking their *** in the War.

  • @terrymaclellan8286
    @terrymaclellan8286 4 года назад +1

    So good to know there are people like you out here ..

  • @rustlecompton
    @rustlecompton 4 года назад +5

    why dont they build a pipeline to hudson bay?

  • @mooseknuckle8334
    @mooseknuckle8334 5 лет назад +2

    So if crude oil is going to be shipped to the East Coast, where will it be refined?.

  • @hasslefree1848
    @hasslefree1848 4 года назад +2

    Well, actually, there is far more to it than Brett reveals........The refineries in the East were originally designed and Engineered to process Light Sweet Crude and Medium Sweet Crude Oil and known as Conventional Oil..........Presently the only refinery in the East that is processing Heavy Crude oil feed stock is the Suncor, Sarnia Ontario refinery........... Suncor is one of the major Heavy Oil producers so naturally they would want to capitalize on the same type / grade of crude oil they supply to the North American market and have the option of processing the same oil they presently supply as crude oil feed stock to American refineries......Suncor spent 1 Billion dollars upgrading and re-engineering their Sarnia refinery facility to receive and process the much lower grade of heavy crude oil.........(That ) was their corporate decision to do so while they also orchestrated the delivery of that heavy crude oil to their refinery operation......Meantime, the remaining refineries continue to process conventional crude oil as those refineries can not process the much lower grade of Heavy crude oil..........But, they could (IF) they decide to and commit to re-engineer their existing facilities and expand their refinery capabilities and or capacity and do the same as Suncor has done........and, arrange for the the delivery of the lower grade crude oil and commit to purchasing the Heavy Crude oil in volumes.........In theory, if they did so, they could start to lower their imports of Conventional crude oil that has been supplied to them by way of other oil producing nations that supply them by way of large crude oil Tankers delivering the type and grades of oil that the refineries were originally engineered and constructed to process and refine...........To do that they have to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to upgrade and re engineer their existing facilities ( same as Suncor ) and then commit to purchasing the lower grade Canadian crude oil.......Plus they have to be confident that the lower grade products obtained from the refining of the lower grade oil can be sold and having a customer base existing that will purchase the relative volumes of refined petroleum products obtained from the volumes of lower grade crude oil they are committing to purchase and refine....understand????.......They can not be forced to to spend the money to re-engineer their existing facilities and they can not be forced to buy lower grade Canadian source heavy crude oil to satisfy the Canadian citizens or political pundits......So, even if a major pipeline transporting Heavy Crude Oil from Alberta was made available to the Eastern refinery operations, they can decide (not to get involved) and not commit to purchase the lower grade oil and everything entailed to do so.........(IF) ..the Canadian government was to start restricting the import of foreign oil then the refineries in the East would have to start (converting ) their refinery operations to process the lower grade of heavy oil......That and the volumes of Conventional crude oil from Canadian sources would also have to be increased and delivered by additional pipelines being built, or, expand the existing pipeline capacity that presently supplies a percent of the conventional crude oil from Canadian sources to those refineries in Ontario and Quebec, as not all the conventional crude oil supplied to those Ontario and Quebec based refiners is supplied by international sources..........The Interprovincial Pipeline was built in 1951 and extended to Sarnia Ontario in 1954 and extended to Montreal in 1957 and has supplied Canadian source conventional crude oil since that era of refinery expansion and presently continues to supply a portion of the conventional crude oil used in those refinery operations......So yes......the key to the equation is to build more pipeline capacity to transport the Canadian source Heavy crude oil and or the Canadian source conventional crude oil to those Eastern refineries.....Thing is, it is the Heavy crude oil that is now readily available in (excess volumes) to be purchased...... But, it is the conventional crude oil that is in demand........Meantime, Canadian source conventional crude oil is booked to capacity already while there has been no significant increase in Canadian source conventional crude oil, rather a huge increase in the volumes of Heavy Crude oil made available......The refineries in the USA committed to purchasing increasing volumes of the low grade heavy oil since 20 years ago and they made large financial investments and commitments to re-engineer and expand their existing refinery operations while they had, before hand, or presently have the markets for all the lower grade refined products relative to the output volumes produced from the input volumes of Crude oil feed stock they receive........Anyhow it is complicated and not as easy as implied or suggested when the critics say that Canadian refineries should be refining Canadian oil and simple as that...as it is not as simple as that...it is complicate relative to ( everything ) entailed....Cheers

    • @BOPBOY60
      @BOPBOY60 4 года назад

      Liked your commentary , in your view , are pipelines to export our only solution to the anti fossil fuel lobby ? Despite rail tankers. We seem to be between willful ignorance and sheer stupidity.

    • @hasslefree1848
      @hasslefree1848 4 года назад

      @@BOPBOY60: Some people are pointing out evidence that our abilities to develop our resources and get them to market is being sabotaged politically and undermined by way of Environmental groups being funded to help kibosh plans and proposals to transport the excess crude oil to markets.....Personally I have no doubt that underhanded political and or private entities are practicing such skulduggery and responsible for or influentially effecting the ability of Pipeline corporations to do what they do best......Noting that Pipeline corporations are separate corporate entities that are in the products transportation industry aspect of the larger scope of Oil and Gas activities.....Without the pipeline infrastructure then getting the product to market is not nearly as practical.........So yes, more pipelines need to be built whether the crude oil of any grade is refined in Canada or exported by Pipeline, the pipelines are really the only practical and cost effective way to transport and deliver large volumes of crude oil.........But remember...Canadian domestic consumption is easily fulfilled by the current Canadian refinery capacity........But many people argue all our oil should be refined in Canada and then exported to the USA markets and or to overseas markets......Well yes and no but mainly no because the USA would at some point, and relative to volumes, would not allow significant volumes of Canadian refined petroleum products be imported and sold in the USA markets....That is simply because the USA has the largest oil and natural gas refinery and related petrochemical industries infrastructure in the world.......The over all industries involved and the USA government want those combined trillion dollar a year industries to continue flourishing and sustain their own home grown industries........and not be importing increasing volumes of refined petroleum products from Canada that compromise their existing refinery infrastructure ....... rather they want to be exporting excess refined products from their American based refinery operations.....so, they want crude oil feed stock and would block any significant amounts of refined product from Canada.......So, we are more or less stuck in a excess crude oil export situation.....In theory if large capacity refinery operations were built on both the West coast and East coast we could in theory refine all the Canadian oil and then (ship it ) to markets all over the world while that would still require increased pipeline capacity and large capacity oil tanker, tide water facilities to be built.....Both those kinds of proposals are rejected immediately by the now very influential anti oil and political opposition lobbies to such proposals......But..... it is always interesting to note that all of what is discussed can be done if and when the Oil and Natural Gas industry players and the Pipeline Companies are given the go ahead then Canadian corporations can do what needs to be done...if given the go ahead to do so..........Cheers

  • @shelleyouimet2522
    @shelleyouimet2522 5 лет назад +28

    Now this is a intelligent man. This is a man who could properly run a country. No Canada !!!. Let's vote in a Drama teacher. A man whose credentials is acting. Way to go East. Hope you all stop smoking your dope, and vote someone who has credentials next round.

    • @crowma
      @crowma 5 лет назад +1

      I didn't vote for that UN puppet the devil disguises himself as a sheep.

    • @chadsimmons4496
      @chadsimmons4496 5 лет назад

      You're a fan of the 95 year fake news tyrannical tax grab?

    • @mikerichardson7244
      @mikerichardson7244 4 года назад +1

      Shelley Ouimet it’s time to separate if Max doesn’t win there is no hope for Canada but we can try to save the west

  • @ThisTall
    @ThisTall 4 года назад +1

    It should be illegal to export a resource the citizens of a country use until every citizens needs are met and there’s excess to export. Likewise illegal to import resources available locally.

  • @danjackson5989
    @danjackson5989 4 года назад +3

    wow! That's not biased or bombastic reporting at all is it? hahahaa... Keep up the good work Bloomberg.

  • @escott2622
    @escott2622 4 года назад

    When this interview was down a year ago, they said we were in holding mode - last week mid November 2019, Encana announced it was moving its huge offices and work from Calgary to the states. The largest skyscraper of over 50 floors in Calgary is now mostly empty. Calgary is dieing, Alberta has a noose around its neck and
    True-don’t et al federal government doesn’t care. He’s back in Parliament because the voting in Canada is rigged. Can we say Cambridge Analytica. What can we do - we’re on our own🤬

  • @somalikanye8642
    @somalikanye8642 4 года назад +2

    Really like this guy in Dragons Den

  • @funnyvidstoday101
    @funnyvidstoday101 4 года назад +1

    there is a bigger picture i understand why Alberta is upset cause they have lost alot of jobs, biggest problem is polution that the oil sands create, there are many other types of alternative engergy that they can get into which would create more new jobs and cleaner solutions, we should all get off our dependence on oil all together

  • @littledove1292
    @littledove1292 4 года назад +2

    i got a canadian quartersays on the bk no pipeline wtf

  • @JOSHUAloves1
    @JOSHUAloves1 5 лет назад +2

    Hi there! Anybody aware of the new Refinery the Blackfoot Indians are trying to build in Alberta Canada?

  • @comparabiz2932
    @comparabiz2932 4 года назад +3

    Brett run for conservative party of canada or at least advise them please

  • @freedomination2
    @freedomination2 4 года назад +1

    Brilliant man!

  • @viptcruiser4010
    @viptcruiser4010 3 года назад

    It's NOT crude oil. It's TAR SANDS. Refine in Canada for Canadians.

  • @julesdussault159
    @julesdussault159 5 лет назад

    If I knew what Brett Wilson opinion about gun control I would actually like to see him become our next prime minister

  • @vcp93
    @vcp93 4 года назад +1

    Oh look, they have "What Abouters" in Canada too.

  • @hunterventures2101
    @hunterventures2101 4 года назад +1

    The Houthis have punched a few holes in those LAVs. Hope we got fully paid on them

  • @viptcruiser4010
    @viptcruiser4010 3 года назад +1

    We are a Democracy when voting for Government. Democracy does not vote for CORPORATE GREED.

  • @farmkatt38
    @farmkatt38 5 лет назад +40

    Bernier will restore common sense in Canada in 2019!

    • @gloriak1584
      @gloriak1584 5 лет назад +7

      Katt Hewitt no he won't cause he doesn't have any himself. Common sense would be getting Trudeau out and him staying with conservatives to do it. He is egotistic and won't do anything for Canada except feed his ego. He is enabling another liberal term. Where is common sense in that?

    • @theman7732
      @theman7732 5 лет назад +8

      Dont waste a vote on bernier please everyone must unite and vote conservative to get trudeau out. After hes out we can pick and choose better ideas for the next election.

    • @maggieandjim1934
      @maggieandjim1934 5 лет назад

      DREAM ON

    • @jocelynecomeau6572
      @jocelynecomeau6572 5 лет назад +2

      No he wont a vote for Bernier is a vote for Trudeau he is splitting the vote an he is not popular in Quebec Scheer is up in the polls so check him out before you vote

    • @tdot4life786
      @tdot4life786 5 лет назад +2

      Katt Hewitt liberals will win again because bernier will split all conservative votes and hand Trudeau the victory. This is not a good idea

  • @72daystar
    @72daystar 5 лет назад +2

    How will China ever listen to a country that does not itself restrict carbon emissions?

    • @Miamilou49
      @Miamilou49 4 года назад

      You are a fool .Canada is least polluter . Only 1% you are an idiot

  • @davidhick4303
    @davidhick4303 4 года назад +1

    Lol Freudian slip @6:42 “certainly don’t have all the railway pipelines that we need.” We wouldn’t need rail transport to move oil if we had actual pipelines; the most efficient and environmentally safe way to move oil. If Rickshaw Dave from Edmonton had his way we would transport all our oil by rickshaw.

  • @1ken.cheniergmail
    @1ken.cheniergmail 4 года назад +1

    Canadians had a chance to save our Country by voting for the PPC !

  • @MrSmithwayne
    @MrSmithwayne 4 года назад

    one of our main industries if not our main one is being completely gutted by this PM and his policies. WTF are we going to do after those billions of investment money is totally gone from this country other then removing the problem is causing it.

  • @lillianyeager558
    @lillianyeager558 4 года назад

    So why didn't you come forward and have a dialogue with Canadians and the PPC party before the election?

  • @toddbacon6738
    @toddbacon6738 5 лет назад

    Other Provinces will take our, Alberta, money and then go and buy their oil from another country...a little fucked up, wouldn't you say?

  • @user-yx6qt3pb1e
    @user-yx6qt3pb1e 5 лет назад +2

    I wish Brett Wilson would run for government this man hit all of Canada's problems dead on

  • @Grifiki
    @Grifiki 4 года назад

    "Dialogue is a communicate to Negative and Positive relations, but IF your so Biased, where it the Trust??"

  • @richardsummers7569
    @richardsummers7569 3 года назад

    Keep talking ( and voting!) sense.

  • @Malek-fm8vk
    @Malek-fm8vk 4 года назад

    5 million barrels a day × 40 bucks!

  • @lonnienunweiler6049
    @lonnienunweiler6049 4 года назад

    Alberta Oil does not have any kickback.

  • @patrickedgington5827
    @patrickedgington5827 4 года назад

    Well for the moment it's Canadian oil that's only a referendum away from Alberta's oil. You keep the goverment you elected. You just keep right on moving forward with your collective heads up your ........... I am on my way to a rally to raise a little hell. You worry about the future I pray for the change to come as quickly as possible. See that's the differences between the east and west. To be honest though if I was in your shoes I'd worry too.

  • @paulatrovao8337
    @paulatrovao8337 4 года назад

    Brett Wilson for Canada,'s PM

  • @stephencormier9976
    @stephencormier9976 4 года назад

    Restrictions are needed on Canada’s importing foreign oil ! Canada needs to be self sufficient but Quebec and The Liberal Government are playing stupid politics!

  • @rickyboy1947
    @rickyboy1947 4 года назад +2

    BRETT NEEDS TO BE MORE OUTSPOKEN IN HIS RECOGNITION IN NORTH AMERICAN FROM THE TV SERIES......HE NEEDS TO USE IT TO GET THE MESSAGE OUT

  • @kimwiser445
    @kimwiser445 5 лет назад

    The problem is that people like this don’t run for office. Why would they when we tear peoples lives apart when they do. At least that’s what happens in the U.S.

  • @Grifiki
    @Grifiki 4 года назад

    "Negotiate. Negotiate, Negotiate No Business Contract can be One Sided.

  • @lizbennett4904
    @lizbennett4904 5 лет назад +2

    Thanks Bret for the confirm. I've thought David S as a traitor myself. Single handedly damaged a big part of the Canadian economy.

  • @rr8390
    @rr8390 5 лет назад +1

    Brett Wilson for prime minister

  • @macdonalddon8826
    @macdonalddon8826 4 года назад

    Brett, if it were simply lunacy, the noose would be a lot easier for 'us people' to slip out of.

  • @davidrowe6492
    @davidrowe6492 4 года назад

    Irving won't allow it or Trudeau , it be no more money going to the brib foundation or also known as the Trudeau Foundation. What exactly does this foundation for. ?

  • @russellvanklassen9291
    @russellvanklassen9291 4 года назад

    brett Wilson for priminister

  • @EvilUSEmpire
    @EvilUSEmpire 5 лет назад +30

    I dont have any hope on Canadian people, sell everything you have and move to USA, long live Trump

    • @nukehere-x9541
      @nukehere-x9541 5 лет назад +4

      Separate from the lunacy that has become the bloated , corrupt , thieving government of Canada , that's the only path to prosperity .

    • @yipsalanimich321
      @yipsalanimich321 5 лет назад +2

      If western Canada could join U.S. that would be great.

    • @nukehere-x9541
      @nukehere-x9541 5 лет назад +1

      Great for who ? The U.S. would bleed us like a pig , and we would still be just as poor . The rich get richer , the good die young , and when the rich wage war , it's the poor who pay for it , literally , and in blood .

  • @anthonymammoliti1533
    @anthonymammoliti1533 4 года назад

    That VOCAL MINORITY IS QUEBEC

  • @TheKittyliscious
    @TheKittyliscious 4 года назад

    We must change rule of parliament , we simply can not allow any government official to Willy Nilly spend billions to whomever they wish without having to be accountable as to why Canadians tax dollars are getting spent. If we can’t throw Trudeau and his Islamic Liberal Party in jail for treason, then we must change the laws to protect Canadians!

  • @VibhorB
    @VibhorB Год назад

    So does that mean all the crude oil that canada is exporting only contributes less than 1% of abnual emissions? I think they purposely interpreted that incorrectly. They are referring to emissions of crude pil consumed in Canada, which is miniscule to emissions that Canadian crude produces all over the world. Genz will probably see through this, but only because of non media channel, because this was a completely one sided discussion. The reported didn't even pose a single question or encourage persepevtived contrary to what the invitee was already there to talk about.

  • @thec0mmnmann822
    @thec0mmnmann822 4 года назад

    Petroleum has doomed us.

  • @hamidthedream1217
    @hamidthedream1217 5 лет назад +1

    i'm a bit young, can anyone explain bill C-69 to me in simple terms for my social project

    • @davidweum9334
      @davidweum9334 4 года назад

      Peel it off the internet. In a nutshell it prohibits tankers carrying Alberta crude oil of the coast of BC landlocking Alberta fossil fuel trade to west coast and tidewater. Its the brainchild of Gerry Butts and other lefties who hate fossil fuels because they argue it damages the planet. Canada's entire carbon footprint is less than 1%. Its aimed at destroying Slberta oil and fas industry.
      There.
      David
      Akberta

  • @hubblegardner6250
    @hubblegardner6250 4 года назад +1

    And yet we voted him in again

  • @tinman500
    @tinman500 4 года назад

    It's mind blowing what the liberals are doing Brett Wilson and Kevin O'Leary need to go into politics!

  • @brianfrederickson2080
    @brianfrederickson2080 Год назад

    Why would Americans allow us to sell oil and gas to other markets?? Big American banks control the financing of new pipe lines

  • @rmleighton1
    @rmleighton1 4 года назад

    I thought oil came from Venezuela.

  • @grosvenorclub
    @grosvenorclub 4 года назад +2

    I live in Australia and have lived in Canada , mainly Alberta but have travelled all across Canada . If I was an Albertan or Newfoundlander I would feel like a revolution . The US has made itself a low tax , business friendly nation , and I know some firms in Australia are making the move to the US the same as Canadian firms , they may never go back to their foundations , that is very sad .

  • @davidouellette6833
    @davidouellette6833 4 года назад

    pipeline and refineries

  • @buckfisherGBY
    @buckfisherGBY 5 лет назад +1

    Tanker traffic should not go up, we will not need to import less, export more, no change in volume.

  • @yvonne-transitioning
    @yvonne-transitioning 5 лет назад

    Couldn’t they get a hostess who is more intelligent. She just likes to hear herself.

  • @margyrowland
    @margyrowland 5 лет назад +13

    From Australia......Trudeau’s antics are hilarious for us, sorry that you have to deal with them 🇦🇺

    • @dwdelve
      @dwdelve 5 лет назад

      Don't hold back Sister, we cringe with embarrassment. A poofta for sure or light in the loafers neutered masculinity. But the again I don't think he's anymore in control than the rest of the world leaders given the bankers we're all beholden to. Still a silly choice as a pretty boy with no accomplishments finds himself in that position. Sorta like cortez out of New York. People deserve the government they get

  • @-LightningRod-
    @-LightningRod- 5 лет назад

    uhhhhh we buy Canadian Oil to do what with? Sarnia? Clarkeson , Montreal? don't kid YOURSELF . ALL of OUR refineries are basically shuttered. For ANY Canadian that is interested in OIL please make a trip to the OIL SPRINGS Museum to see the REAL History of OIL

  • @freedombarbie
    @freedombarbie 4 года назад

    Brett Wilson. Hot and smart.

  • @ttrons2
    @ttrons2 4 года назад

    I hate to say it but you might be right.

  • @oceansplus8
    @oceansplus8 3 года назад

    Brett Wilson, why don't you run for Prime Minister of Canada ????

  • @wayneclarke9055
    @wayneclarke9055 4 года назад

    Brett Wilson for PM

  • @383IROC
    @383IROC 4 года назад

    Very frustrating to see that this upload is over a year old and instead of all of the truths Brett pointed out being addressed and fixed they have only gotten worse.

  • @OffensiveGen
    @OffensiveGen 4 года назад

    He looks like a cyberpunk christopher hitchens

  • @stevefraser7092
    @stevefraser7092 5 лет назад

    Brett Wilson for pm

  • @johnb5519
    @johnb5519 5 лет назад

    How can she pretend that there is anything genuine about this government. BNN has a responsibility to it's viewers to help put an end to this charade. For four years they have been keeping quiet about the absurdity, because their bosses tell them to do so.

  • @joecittadino4267
    @joecittadino4267 4 года назад

    Brett.... you should seriously run for the Conservative party leadership. You would win by a landslide and your common sense would also win you the PM of this country.

  • @Eusantdac
    @Eusantdac 5 лет назад +2

    At 3:07, speaking of First Nations: "They cannot have the right of veto". Of course they can. Many people really do not understand Treaties and what "nation to nation" talks means. Nation by definition has autonomy. First Nation people have autonomy over the little they have left of their lands. Thus, they have veto power on decisions which affect their land, water and way of life. It is that simple.

    • @margaretjenkins9729
      @margaretjenkins9729 5 лет назад +1

      Alberta needs to separate or better yet join the states. That simple enough for you.? The alternative is no investment at all in Alberta.

    • @Eusantdac
      @Eusantdac 5 лет назад +1

      @@margaretjenkins9729 No need to be so pessimistic. I'm sure when the horse and carriage business went down some people freaked out. We'll make it through.

    • @lastrebel666ify
      @lastrebel666ify 5 лет назад +1

      Sure they have veto...
      Ofcourse, next time natives are asking for handouts, we veto their funds as a nation!!
      Deal?? 😀

    • @Eusantdac
      @Eusantdac 5 лет назад

      ​@@lastrebel666ify Natives are not asking for hand-outs from what I know. Natives are asking for the same funding towards Native children's education on Reserves, as my nice and nephews got from the government here in Toronto but no, Native children on Reserves get less money than all other children in this country. So, funding is already unfair. Would You like it even more unfair? Lets give more billions of dollars in subsidies each year to international oil corporations (who are already filthy rich), while many Native people don't have potable water in their communities. I can keep going if You want.

    • @Eusantdac
      @Eusantdac 5 лет назад

      @@margaretjenkins9729 I'm not really sure what your point is in the above comment. It is obvious though, that You are upset. Splitting from Canada would not help your situation. I understand people in Alberta are upset that there are no pipelines but do please remember: a conservative Prime Minister was in office roughly ten years and he did not build pipelines. Pipelines are risky and put people's livelihood at risk when they rupture. Many First Nation people do not want their water and land contaminated. Many First Nation people still hunt, gather medicines, berries, they fish so, pipelines are a big concern. I am not an energy expert but we gotta try other things. The oil prices are down internaitonally, not just for Canada and as more electic cars come on the market, there will be even less need for oil. The city of Paris, France banned petrol cars after 2030. Similar examoples are happening across Germany. We got to find other jobs for people working in the crude bitumen extraction industry.

  • @Oxatolla
    @Oxatolla 5 лет назад

    Peterson for Prime Minister?

  • @vitusyu2009
    @vitusyu2009 4 года назад

    Wexit! Wexit! Wexit!