Energy Policy in a Post-Trudeau Canada Paper
Interprovincial collaboration – Counteracting Eight years of opposition to oil and gas
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy -- Maureen McCall —— Bio and Archives--February 20, 2025
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Frontier Centre for Public Policy
It’s not easy to consider Canadian energy policy post-Trudeau after a little over eight years of a federal government that enacted policies that were punishing to the oil and gas industry.
However, it may be possible to see some resolution of policies that are oppositional to oil and gas as collaborations develop from the meetings to address the threat of U.S. tariffs.
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