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Albertans’ Economic Hardship Reflects Provincial Policy Choices, not “Attacks” by the Rest of Canada
(centreforfuturework.ca)
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Petroleum producers and refiners pocketed after-tax profit of $192 billion over the last four years alone. That is four times more than in the entire 2010s.
https://centreforfuturework.ca/2025/05/30/albertans-economic-hardship-reflects-provincial-policy-choices-not-attacks-by-the-rest-of-canada/
Under the Trudeau Government, oil production reached the highest level in Canadian history
https://www.statcan.gc.ca/o1/en/plus/7940-another-record-year-canadian-crude-oil-crude-oil-year-review-2024
In fact, Justin Trudeau opened a brand new pipeline:
https://www.statcan.gc.ca/o1/en/plus/7940-another-record-year-canadian-crude-oil-crude-oil-year-review-2024
Are some Albertans not aware of this? !!!!
They are not capable of seeing anything positive that anyone named Trudeau has ever done.
"Yeah, but they forced him to"
I think that's literally what I've heard on that one. There's not much point arguing once they can just make up an alternate timeline on the spot to fit their conclusion.