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You’re right, a pro business guy who ran a multi billion corporation is totally against development in Canada.
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My guess is the ball is in Danielle's court.
Her team includes
Pathways (Suncor, Imperial, ConocoPhillips, Cenovus, Canadian Natural)
Pipeline advisors (Enbridge, Trans Mountain, Southbow)
Indigenous participants
Dave Lamouche, President of the Métis Settlement General Council (Alberta-based).
Chief George Arcand Jr. of the Alexander First Nation.
Chief Tony Alexis of the Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation.
Chief Cody Thomas of the Enoch Cree Nation.
Chief Kelsey Jacko of the Cold Lake First Nation.
Chief Delbert Wapass of the Thunderchild First Nation (Saskatchewan).
Chris Sankey, a former Lax Kw'alaams councillor from British Columbia.
Reasonable to expect support from
Indian Resource Council
Indigenous Resource Network
National Coalition of Chiefs
and beneficiaries of the Alberta Indigenous Opportunities Corporation as well as the Saskatchewan Indigenous Investment Finance Corporation and the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers.
Danielle has until July 1 2026 to submit her Major Project submission.
I find it unlikely that she would have been as happy as she was if her advisory group weren't as up to speed with the prospects as she was.
I expect some sort of indication early in the New Year.
I also expect that the carbon tax will be rebated back to the industry in the form of investment in the CCS system and increased oil productivity systems.
Her team includes
Pathways (Suncor, Imperial, ConocoPhillips, Cenovus, Canadian Natural)
Pipeline advisors (Enbridge, Trans Mountain, Southbow)
Indigenous participants
Dave Lamouche, President of the Métis Settlement General Council (Alberta-based).
Chief George Arcand Jr. of the Alexander First Nation.
Chief Tony Alexis of the Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation.
Chief Cody Thomas of the Enoch Cree Nation.
Chief Kelsey Jacko of the Cold Lake First Nation.
Chief Delbert Wapass of the Thunderchild First Nation (Saskatchewan).
Chris Sankey, a former Lax Kw'alaams councillor from British Columbia.
Reasonable to expect support from
Indian Resource Council
Indigenous Resource Network
National Coalition of Chiefs
and beneficiaries of the Alberta Indigenous Opportunities Corporation as well as the Saskatchewan Indigenous Investment Finance Corporation and the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers.
Danielle has until July 1 2026 to submit her Major Project submission.
I find it unlikely that she would have been as happy as she was if her advisory group weren't as up to speed with the prospects as she was.
I expect some sort of indication early in the New Year.
I also expect that the carbon tax will be rebated back to the industry in the form of investment in the CCS system and increased oil productivity systems.
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