Which is interesting, especially as Carney is actively rolling back the greening policies that a lot of people on all ends of the spectrum thought were aspirational at best, and actively harmful in practice.
He easily could be leading the old PC party just as easily as the current LPC party, while ignoring the SJW types focused on identity politics and some of the die hard enviromentalists. Harper did the same thing with the CPC by actively suppressing the abortion/religious wing and focusing on the economy and management of the government. Honeslty seeing Guildebrault quit was a mark in the plus column to me; he was way to focused on a single goal at the cost of all else, and had zero interest in offsetting the massive impact the policies will have.
And I'm a firm believer in both climate change and that the oil and gas economy being non-sustainable, bleeding yourself out now isn't the way to go about it, so really prefer the deliberate approach of actively going for alternatives, and using O&G to develop that future tech as a much better option. Although as a chem eng, all of the green techs and IT improvements still rely heavily on petrochemicals, so just because we aren't burning it don't actually see any way to stop producing oil, so even with all this greening we'll still hit a wall somewhere when the oil reserves start being used up.
