Bell: Trudeau's green guru Guilbeault sticks it to Smith government ableg abgov abpoli cdnpoli
While we wait, Premier Smith did fire off a strongly-worded statement over the weekend, a little more than a week after her sit-down with Trudeau where it looked like more of a clashing of skulls than a meeting of minds.Smith said what Trudeau wants is unconstitutional.She is “alarmed” Guilbeault believes oil and production will likely be cut by 75% in 27 years.
Smith hopes Trudeau will tell his ministers on this file to respect the rights of Alberta and other provinces.Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, right, meets with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith in Calgary on Friday, July 7, 2023.Scott Moe, Saskatchewan’s premier, was right to the point. Canada’s constitution gives the provinces the say-so over natural resources, so it is reported the Trudeau government is being careful to cook up an emissions cap in a way that is aimed at emissions, not production.The Trudeau government did win in court on the federal carbon tax where the majority on the bench found climate change to be a national concern, a grave threat crossing provincial boundaries.
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