Natural Resources
During question period on natural resources, the Bloc Québécois asked about public money for a proposed western oil pipeline, including reported spending to seek Indigenous community support, and asked that Quebec taxpayers’ money not go toward it, citing past spending on Trans Mountain and oil subsidies. It also criticized the government’s approval of a new gas pipeline expansion in western Canada and questioned its commitment to climate action. Liberal ministers responded by pointing to projects in Quebec, including a graphite mine, the Contrecoeur shipyard, mining and battery-sector investments, and the designation of the Port of Quebec as a first port of arrival, and said Canada would remain a leader in both conventional and renewable energy.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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