Another pipeline, another panic
Once again, the Trudeau government’s larger, loftier climate ambitions seem to vanish every time a pipeline company, or a western premier, declares that the sky is falling. It never falls, although it changes, as oil falls into public disfavour.
CHELSEA, QUE.—This season’s pipeline panic, something of a regular occurrence in national politics, centres on Enbridge’s Line 5—a 1,000-kilometre pipe that carries western Canadian oil and natural gas liquids from northwestern Wisconsin, through Michigan, and on to Sarnia, Ont., where much ...
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