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Author: Dan McTeague

McTeague: Will Carney actually build a pipeline?

| By Dan McTeague

Amid a trade war with the U.S., there are rumblings that Prime Minister Mark Carney will give the green light for the construction of the Northern Gateway Pipeline — with exceptions, of course. The reality is Trudeau-era policies like the oil tanker ban and “No Pipelines Bill” are still intact. It is still incredibly difficult … Continued

McTeague: Another sign Canada’s EV mandate is FAILING

| By Dan McTeague

While other countries are moving away from EVs, the Carney government is doubling down. Last week, it was reported that the feds are considering reimbursing car dealerships impacted by the sudden suspension of EV rebates. It’s becoming clear that Canada’s EV ambitions are failing as EV sales are plummeting and car manufacturers are backtracking on … Continued

Repeal the EV mandate, Mr. Carney

| By Dan McTeague

Earlier this month, Donald Trump fulfilled a major campaign promise and struck a blow against environmentalist governance in Canada, all in one fell swoop. He did this by signing a congressional resolution revoking a waiver granted to California by the Biden Administration that enabled the state to set automotive emissions standards significantly stricter than the … Continued

Carney’s exercise in stupidity

| By Dan McTeague

This post originally appeared in the Western Standard. This past Tuesday, the Conservative Party put forward a motion in parliament calling on the Liberal government to immediately end their ban on gas-and-diesel driven Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) vehicles, which will take full effect in 2035. Arguing for the motion, Melissa Lantsman rightly said, “Nobody is … Continued

Canada’s EV house of cards is close to collapsing

| By Dan McTeague

This post originally appeared in the Western Standard Well, Canada’s electric vehicle policies are playing out exactly as I predicted. Which is to say, they’re a disaster. Back in November, in the immediate aftermath of Donald Trump’s re-election, I wrote in these pages that, whatever else that election might mean for Canada, it would prove … Continued

The Liberal war on our cost of living lives on

| By Dan McTeague

This post originally appeared in the Western Standard Well, the election is over, and it turns out that I was right to be sceptical of the polls. Polling which showed collapsing support for the Conservative Party, which I said over and over didn’t track with what I was seeing on the ground, was clearly wrong. In fact, … Continued

My fellow boomers, Carney’s ‘Green’ obsessions are bad for all of us!

| By Dan McTeague

This post originally appeared in the Western Standard One common narrative of this election has been “The Boomers vs. Everyone Else.” Poll after poll after poll has shown Mark Carney and his band of Trudeau Liberals with big leads among Boomers — Canadians over the age of 60, or so — with younger age groups favouring Pierre … Continued

When it comes to pipelines, Carney’s words flow both ways

| By Dan McTeague

This post originally appeared in the Western Standard Well, you’ve got to hand it to Mark Carney. Though he’s only just entered politics — after years of flirting with the idea, while serving on Team Trudeau behind-the-scenes — and despite the fact that he hasn’t been elected to anything yet, he’s become well versed in the ancient … Continued

I don’t believe these polls!

| By Dan McTeague

This post originally appeared in the Western Standard Cards on the table, I’m skeptical of the current state of the polling in this election. My sense is that Mark Carney and the Liberals’ numbers are, at least in part, a byproduct of sympathetic pollsters over-sampling their key demographics, and those being trumpeted to high heaven by the … Continued

Don’t let the Liberals fool you on electric cars

| By Dan McTeague

This post originally appeared in the Western Standard The Liberals’ carbon tax ploy is utterly shameless. For years they’ve been telling us that the Carbon Tax was a hallmark of Canadian patriotism, that it was the best way to save the planet, that it was really a “price on pollution,” which would ultimately benefit the … Continued