Corey Hogan, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Energy and Natural Resources
“The oil tanker ban protects the north coast, and it has existed in some form since the 1980s. At the same time, oil and gas production is at a record high, we have a pipeline to the west coast, and jobs are up by 62,000 in Calgary this year.”
“Madam Speaker, the tanker ban, while enshrined in law under the Trudeau government, of course has existed on a voluntary basis since the 1980s under Mulroney, Campbell, Chrétien, Martin and Harper, and continues to be a cornerstone of protecting the north coast. We are seeing record production in oil and gas. We have a west coast pipeline because we have come to a place of agreement through memorandums of understanding with British Columbia and Alberta. In the member’s region of Calgary, which is also my region, jobs are up 62,000 this year.”
Madam Speaker, the tanker ban, while enshrined in law under the Trudeau government, of course has existed on a voluntary basis since the 1980s under Mulroney, Campbell, Chrétien, Martin and Harper, and continues to be a cornerstone of protecting the north coast. We are seeing record production in oil and gas. We have a west coast pipeline because we have come to a place of agreement through memorandums of understanding with British Columbia and Alberta. In the member’s region of Calgary, which is also my region, jobs are up 62,000 this year.