Yup.

I’m guessing that was the plan all along.

I didn’t drill for oil, I didn’t finance the oil extraction and I didn’t write laws that supported the exploitation of the environment for profit.

How are your personal insults meant to support your narrative on climate change?

One of Canada’s biggest problems is that we (regular Canadians, including me) all have a tendency to go along with the blame-the-other-province narrative.

Meanwhile, wealthy Canadians and Americans exploit us without end.

Also, the other 60% of Canada's emissions is an enormous amount of pollution. Toronto and Vancouver decided to use most of their land for low density suburbs that destroyed a lot of nature and creates far more greenhouse gas emissions than trains. It's a Canada problem. What if Ontario had oil?

Yup.

I’ve seen it up close for my entire life.

FYI
“Cleaning up the Alberta oilpatch could cost an estimated $260 Billion, internal regulatory documents warn.
The staggering financial liabilities for the energy industry’s mining waste and graveyard of spent facilities were spelled out by a high-ranking official of the AER…”
TO STAR, 2018.

True. True.

I’m now at the age where I’ve noticed a lot of those flocking Albertans have now flocked off back to their home provinces.

I guess this is the Alberta Advantage. Our motto should have been “Go on, take the money and run. Oh yeah!”

So you’re defending the collaboration of banks and oil companies?

Google it. 200 billion is a real number.

Oil companies, banks and irresponsible Alberta Conservative governments have been destroying the environment for decades.
Note: 260 billion is needed to clean their mess in Alberta

In 2024, Toronto based banks were responsible for investing $200 billion into fossil fuels.

So, this idiocy is a Canadian group effort of selfish sh/t-heads.