“Biden’s Day One plans includes moving to revoke a presidential permit for the pipeline. The premier of the oil-rich Canadian province of Alberta called it an “insult” and said the federal Canadian government should impose trade sanctions if it is not reversed.”
Good stuff meanwhile in the Far East efforts are hard at work to lower emissions.
"Donald Trump called Prime Minister Justin Trudeau “weak” and “dishonest” and attacked Canada’s vital trade. He threatened tariffs on cars and imposed them on steel.
The unprecedented tone of attacks on America’s closest ally the last four years left a bitter taste, and most Canadians will be relieved if Trump is defeated in the election.
“He’s been willing to threaten Canada with dire consequences in a way we have never seen before,” said Roland Paris, a former senior foreign policy adviser to Trudeau."
Yes true on October 20th as your article was dated before Biden just axed billions of Canadian dollars already put in the pipeline as well as jobs.
The pipeline was a major spending project to move 800,000 barrels of oil a day it is a big blow to Canada, there is no getting around that. We should revisit the poll on his popularity there in a few months. Have to give credit to WaPo for calling it for what it is.
The unintended consequences are happening faster than I thought. Will the SCOTUS let Biden remove one of his own executive orders with an executive order?