First Nations pipeline has a plan to get around B.C. oil tanker ban

[Jinentonix]

white nattys mad

Oh look, a thread about the FN and pipelines. You better blame Harper for something to distract from the fact that you do NOT speak for the FN (despite your previous attempts to assume you do) or that despite your racist asshat views, the FN do NOT think and act as a single bloc.

Hoof Hearted was right about you in another area.

Forum thread: "First Nations pipeline has a plan to get around B.C. oil tanker ban"

Hoid: "It's all Harper's fault."

 

[petros]

Yup. Hoid is a racist.

 

[DaSleeper]

Yup. Hoid is a racist.

What do you expect from a "White Uncle Tom"

 

[petros]

One would have to conclude that the liberal party of what used to be Canada has been bought and paid for by US oil interests.

That was the point of creating PetroCanada. The oil industry is where old Liberals go to die.

A perfect example.

Hon. A. Anne McLellan P.C., O.C., A.O.E.

Senior Advisor at Bennet Jones.
Big Lawyers for Big Oil

The rest of her current and past positions included working with Alberta Conservatives:

Ms. McLellan is on the boards of:

Agrium, a global producer and marketer of agricultural nutrients and industrial products where she chairs the Environment, Health, Safety and Security Committee;

Cameco Corp., the world's largest publicly-traded uranium mining company;

Canadian Institute for Advanced Research;

Dalhousie University where she chairs the Dalhousie Advisory Council and was appointed Chancellor in May 2015;

Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation;

Institute for Research for Public Policy, where she is vice-chair;

Pearson College - United World College, where she is chair; and TELUS Edmonton Community Board, where she is chair.

She is a former board member of Nexen, a Canadian-based global energy company; the Edmonton Airports Regional Authority and the Telus Community Foundation.

In March 2011, Ms. McLellan was appointed by the Health Quality Council of Alberta (HQCA) to the Advisory Panel that was created to provide advice to the HQCA in its review of the quality of care and safety of patients requiring access to emergency department care and cancer surgery and the role and process of physician advocacy. She was a member of the Premier's Council for Economic Strategy, a group of 12 advisors providing "guidance on actions the Alberta government can take to best position the province for the future" and which issued its report, Shaping Alberta's Future, in May 2011.


LIBERAL Big Oil Big Uranium Big Agro

 

[MHz]

One would have to conclude that the liberal party of what used to be Canada has been bought and paid for by US oil interests.

You spelled 'Dutch oil interests' wrong.

 

[MHz]

That was the point of creating PetroCanada.

Really?? So building an infrastructure and surveying Canada at taxpayer expense accidentally helped the buyers of said company when the R&D was completed.

 

[Twin_Moose]

That was the point of creating PetroCanada. The oil industry is where old Liberals go to die.
A perfect example.
Hon. A. Anne McLellan P.C., O.C., A.O.E.
Senior Advisor at Bennet Jones.
Big Lawyers for Big Oil
The rest of her current and past positions included working with Alberta Conservatives:
Ms. McLellan is on the boards of:
Agrium, a global producer and marketer of agricultural nutrients and industrial products where she chairs the Environment, Health, Safety and Security Committee;
Cameco Corp., the world's largest publicly-traded uranium mining company;
Canadian Institute for Advanced Research;
Dalhousie University where she chairs the Dalhousie Advisory Council and was appointed Chancellor in May 2015;
Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation;
Institute for Research for Public Policy, where she is vice-chair;
Pearson College - United World College, where she is chair; and TELUS Edmonton Community Board, where she is chair.
She is a former board member of Nexen, a Canadian-based global energy company; the Edmonton Airports Regional Authority and the Telus Community Foundation.
In March 2011, Ms. McLellan was appointed by the Health Quality Council of Alberta (HQCA) to the Advisory Panel that was created to provide advice to the HQCA in its review of the quality of care and safety of patients requiring access to emergency department care and cancer surgery and the role and process of physician advocacy. She was a member of the Premier's Council for Economic Strategy, a group of 12 advisors providing "guidance on actions the Alberta government can take to best position the province for the future" and which issued its report, Shaping Alberta's Future, in May 2011.
LIBERAL Big Oil Big Uranium Big Agro

They miss the CWB big time, they use to park a lot of loyalists there, now the NEB is being converted to a parking lot

 

[Hoid]

Oh look, a thread about the FN and pipelines. You better blame Harper for something to distract from the fact that you do NOT speak for the FN (despite your previous attempts to assume you do) or that despite your racist asshat views, the FN do NOT think and act as a single bloc.
Hoof Hearted was right about you in another area.
Forum thread: "First Nations pipeline has a plan to get around B.C. oil tanker ban"
Hoid: "It's all Harper's fault."

As regards a pipeline what I said was:

"Yes a major port in disputed territory

Should be a piece of cake."

As regards pigs oink

"One would have to conclude that the liberal party of what used to be Canada has been bought and paid for by US oil interests."

that is when I mentioned Steven Harper, the Big Oil trained monkey


How can you possibly learn anything if you don't listen to what I say?

 

[petros]

Really?? So building an infrastructure and surveying Canada at taxpayer expense accidentally helped the buyers of said company when the R&D was completed.

Palliser and Kelsey surveyed on taxpayer and not HBC and North West Company's dime?

Alternative History for sure.

 

[petros]

As regards a pipeline what I said was:
"Yes a major port in disputed territory
Should be a piece of cake."
As regards pigs oink
"One would have to conclude that the liberal party of what used to be Canada has been bought and paid for by US oil interests."
that is when I mentioned Steven Harper, the Big Oil trained monkey
How can you possibly learn anything if you don't listen to what I say?

Did you know Little Oil is sneakier than Big Oil?

 

[Hoid]

Did you know that you have been wrong about a pipeline through BC from the beginning? (and still are)

To do one there will have to be meaningful consultation with First Nations and real scientific inquiry into the effects on marine life.

 

[petros]

Meaningful?

Does that mean without any Sierra Club or Suzuki Foundation lawyers doing the talking on behalf of the 20 or 30 upset FNs?

 

[petros]

Marine aspects are done and it cost BC Ferries a couple sailings a day.

Noisier than tankers so they have to slow down. Awesome huh?

 

[Hoid]

You don't have to understand what meaningful means. That is not required.

And no, the science behind the tanker traffic increase has not been done.

 

[petros]

I don't have to? Then how would I know they were meaningful?

Tankers are different than other ships? They have unique hulls and engines?

 

[Hoid]

All specified by the Federal Court of Appeal months ago.

If you want your questions answered that would be a good place to start.

I find myself disinclined to discuss this matter with someone who is willfully ignorant of the subject. I get nothing out of an exchange with someone who knows so little.

 

[petros]

Did you sleep through Feb?

www.cbc.ca/amp/1.5028051


All done.

 

[petros]

The regulator published a report Friday after it was ordered to reassess the $7.4-billion pipeline expansion from Alberta to the coast, including the impact of increased oil tanker traffic on the region's endangered killer whale population.

The project would cause "significant adverse environmental effects" on the southern resident killer whale population, and while a worst-case spill from the pipeline or an oil tanker is not likely, "the effects would be significant," said Robert Steedman, the NEB's chief environment officer.

"While these effects weighed heavily in the NEB's reconsideration of project-related marine shipping, the NEB recommends that the government of Canada find that they can be justified in the circumstances, in light of the considerable benefits of the project and measures to mitigate the effects," Steedman said to reporters in Calgary.

 

[Twin_Moose]

Did you know that you have been wrong about a pipeline through BC from the beginning? (and still are)
To do one there will have to be meaningful consultation with First Nations and real scientific inquiry into the effects on marine life.

In the beginning it was Clark trying to get her hands on Ata's royalties, she used spill concerns as a blackmail tactic, when she gave the go ahead it got out of her control and spread into her pet LNG project and Site C dam.

 

[petros]

Horgan gave 3 options to Weaver and said "pick one". He chose TMPL.