Comments by "Sam195" (@Sam19509) on "Majority of Canadians say oil and gas sector is a vital part of the economy" video.

  1. Canada like the rest of the world is transitioning to a low carbon economy. Oil and Gas will still be essential when most people in Canada and the world still drive combustion gas powered vehicles. If the transition to EVs ramps up like cellphones to smart phones post 2008 after the first iPhone came out then the Oil and Gas Sector will start to decline and be a relic of history like blockbuster, vhs and dvds. It is not wise for Danielle Smith to flirt with removing Alberta from CPP because in another 20 years Alberta could have a shrinking economy, aging labor force and smaller tax base like Quebec and become reliant on equalization and the rest of the country to provide a secure pension for its retirees.😂
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  2. He is not rich otherwise he wouldn’t be doing tv interviews himself. Lol I saw the Angus Reid pollster jogging on Bloor street once she looked like a normal person not rich or famous. If I didn’t follow political news closely like most I would not recognize her. She is famous for costing Trudeau the 2021 election by asking the Bloc Leader if Quebec is racist on national tv in a debate causing a backlash in the province. That increased Bloc’s polling #s in Quebec and blocked all the seats gains the Liberals were hoping for to secure Trudeau a second majority.😂
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  3.  @dixonpinfold2582 lol Conservatives attack Trudeau’s recent bill defeated at the Supreme Court as the No more Pipelines law. ROFL no more pipelines are ever getting built in Canada regardless who is PM. The NDP in BC will never allow another one. The right leaning CAQ in Quebec are against them in their province and across the country as well. The US under Biden nixed Keystone XL and the Governor of Michigan is always in court trying to shutdown Embridge Line 3 an existing pipeline.😂
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  4. McDonalds, KFC, Burger King, Tim Hortons and Popeyes are all hiring. They have now hiring signs at their locations near my house since before the pandemic.😂
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  5. He is going to win the next election. PP is only up in the polls because we just had the fastest cycle of interest rate hikes in Canadian history any PM regardless of party would be down in the polls in such circumstances. UK Conservative PM Rishi Sunak is more unpopular than Trudeau and he has never even won a national election as PM. Trudeau has won three consecutive mandates. If he runs the clock out on his supply & confidence deal with the NDP and the next election is in October 2025 inflation may have flatlined by then and interest rates could start being cut again. PP has nothing to campaign with he can realistically say he can get done aside from denying climate change rofl.😂
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