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Dan McTeague

Carney must SCRAP C-69 — Trudeau’s anti-pipelines law

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By Dan McTeague

If Prime Minister Mark Carney is serious about getting pipelines built in Canada, he needs to scrap Trudeau-era anti-energy laws. In particular, Carney must make it a priority to scrap Bill C-69 — or as critics have dubbed it — the No Pipelines Bill.

C-69 drove away investors from building major energy projects in Canada, including the Northern Gateway Pipeline. This vital project would enable Canada to export its oil and lessen our reliance on the U.S.

Dan McTeague explains in his latest video.

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An 18 year veteran of the House of Commons, Dan is widely known in both official languages for his tireless work on energy pricing and saving Canadians money through accurate price forecasts. His Parliamentary initiatives, aimed at helping Canadians cope with affordable energy costs, led to providing Canadians heating fuel rebates on at least two occasions. Widely sought for his extensive work and knowledge in energy pricing, Dan continues to provide valuable insights to North American media and policy makers. He brings three decades of experience and proven efforts on behalf of consumers in both the private and public spheres. Dan is committed to improving energy affordability for Canadians and promoting the benefits we all share in having a strong and robust energy sector.

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The Liberal budget is a massive FAILURE: Former Liberal Cabinet Member Dan McTeague

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Prime Minister Mark Carney tabled his government’s long-overdue budget yesterday and took the same approach as his predecessor – spend, spend, spend.

Canada’s deficit is now a staggering $78 BILLION. To make matters worse, Carney doubled down on the industrial carbon tax.

Dan McTeague explains in his latest video.

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Automotive

Canada’s EV experiment has FAILED

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By Dan McTeague

The government’s attempt to force Canadians to buy EVs by gambling away billions of tax dollars and imposing an EV mandate has been an abject failure.

GM and Stellantis are the latest companies to back track on their EV plans in Canada despite receiving billions in handouts from Canadian taxpayers.

Dan McTeague explains in his latest video.

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