The federal government is consulting Canadians on new rules for how major projects get approved. This is our chance to be heard — but we need to act before July 22.

Here’s what’s at stake.

Ottawa admits that major projects in Canada — pipelines, ports, mines, nuclear plants, energy facilities — have been taking more than five years to get approved. Five years. They’re now proposing reforms to cut that down to one or two years.

That sounds like progress. But there’s a problem.

Radical environmental groups are already flooding this process with emails and lobbying to kill real reform. They don’t want pipelines. They don’t want Canadian oil and gas. They don’t want affordable energy for Canadian families. And if they’re the only voices Ottawa hears, nothing will get built.

In fact, the Carney government just announced that instead of building more projects, they’re extending the deadline for consultations.

We’ve seen this before. Endless consultations. Endless delays. Good projects blocked. Canadian workers left behind — while we import foreign oil and export our investment south of the border.

Sign this petition and we’ll send your response directly to the federal consultation on your behalf.

The deadline is July 22 — don’t wait.

We cannot let radical environmentalists be the only voices Ottawa hears. They are organized. They are loud. We need to be louder.

Sign our petition now!