Support For National Pipelines and LNG Projects Gain Momentum, Even In Quebec
Public opinion on pipelines has shifted. Will Ottawa seize the moment for energy security or let politics stall progress?
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy -- Joseph Quesnel—— Bio and Archives--March 31, 2025
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-- Frontier Center for Public Policy
The ongoing threats posed by U.S. tariffs on the Canadian economy have caused many Canadians to reconsider the need for national oil pipelines and other major resource projects.
The United States is Canada’s most significant trading partner, and the two countries have enjoyed over a century of peaceful commerce and good relations. However, the onset of tariffs and increasingly hostile rhetoric has made Canadians realize they should not be taking these good relations for granted.
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