Billions of your tax dollars have been spent on electric vehicles – and the government has nothing to show for it. In fact, several EV companies have gone bankrupt or backtracked on their plans since receiving handouts. Dan McTeague discusses in his latest video.
Prime Minister Carney announced the establishment of a Major Projects Office, with an outline of projects the government is prioritizing. Absent from the list of projects is an oil and gas pipeline. Carney has talked a big game when it comes to developing Canada’s oil and gas, but so far, he has failed to walk … Continued
Politicians gambled billions of your tax dollars on the development of electric vehicles – and now we’re seeing that this gamble has failed tremendously. Northvolt is the latest EV company to go belly up after the Quebec government backed out of a $7 billion EV battery project. Dan McTeague discusses in his latest video.
Dan McTeague joined Kris Sims to break down a major policy reversal from Prime Minister Mark Carney. As EV demand in Canada collapses without subsidies, Carney announced his government will delay the EV mandate that was set to force dealerships to make 20% of all new car sales battery-powered by 2026. Carney’s EV mandate pause … Continued
Canadians for Affordable President, Dan McTeague, joined Kris Sims to discuss he Carney Liberals’ unrealistic electric vehicle mandate.
Canadians for Affordable President, Dan McTeague, joined Kris Sims to discuss he Carney Liberals’ unrealistic electric vehicle mandate.
Despite the majority of Canadians in favour of the Carney government scrapping the 2035 Electric Vehicle mandate, the feds spent an additional $25 million on EV chargers. Dan McTeague discusses in his latest video. It’s clear Canadians need to send a clear signal to the Carney government. Here at Canadians for Affordable Energy, we believe … Continued
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew walked away from a trade agreement with Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Ontario, which committed the provinces to collaborate on the construction of new pipelines. At a time when the economy is struggling and the threat of U.S. tariffs threatens our livelihoods, it should be a no-brainer for the premiers to be in … Continued
U.S. tariffs continue to threaten the Canadian economy. Meanwhile, Canada’s debt levels continue to grow. The obvious solution is to develop our oil and gas and become an energy superpower. However, time is running out for Prime Minister Carney to act.
If Prime Minister Mark Carney is serious about getting pipelines built in Canada, he needs to scrap Trudeau-era anti-energy laws.