“A Liberal MP wrote some mean things about his own party. I think his party is bad. I want the Liberals to change their whole energy policy. I don't like pipelines. I definitely don't like pipelines. I say the Liberals are hurting the environment to help oil companies. I want to criticize the Liberals. I want to make the Liberals look bad. I want the Liberals to listen to me.”
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A debate on climate change. The Bloc accused the Liberals of planning to build more oil pipelines despite climate pledges, while the Liberals insisted they can pursue economic development while still protecting the environment. The debate stayed focused on substantive disagreement over climate and energy policy.
“I think we must spend money to control climate. It is so important we must do whatever my strategy says. Alberta must accept my plan.”
“I want to attack the government. Pipelines are bad. The environment is good. I don't like what's happening.”
“I want to cheer for our plan. It's good for the environment. We'll talk to Indigenous people before we do anything.”