Carney fails to undo Trudeau’s damaging energy policies

On the campaign trail and after he became prime minister, Mark Carney has repeatedly promised to make Canada an “energy superpower.” But, as evidenced by its first budget, the Carney government has simply reaffirmed the failed plans of the past decade and embraced the damaging energy policies of the Trudeau government.

First, consider the Trudeau government’s policy legacy. There’s Bill C-69 (the “no pipelines act”), the new electricity regulations (which aim to phase out natural gas as a power source starting this year), Bill C-48 (which bans large oil tankers off British Columbia’s northern coast and limit Canadian exports to international markets), the cap on emissions only from the oil and gas sector (even though greenhouse gas emissions have the same effect on the environment regardless of the source), stricter regulations for methane emissions (again, impacting the oil and gas sector), and numerous “net-zero” policies. ---More...

Elbows up voters were duped AGAIN

They thought Mark Carney would remove the carbon tax

Instead, he jacked it 600%.

When the Liberals said ELBOWS UP what they really meant was hands up your about to get ROBBED pic.twitter.com/nF8uP00Md3

— Marc Nixon (@MarcNixon24) November 29, 2025

Elbows up voters were duped AGAIN

They thought Mark Carney would remove the carbon tax

Instead, he jacked it 600%.

When the Liberals said ELBOWS UP what they really meant was hands up your about to get ROBBED

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