ALL ABOOT CANADA
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Welp, in the third and final period the score is 5-1 in favour of the American team Carolina Hurricanes over the Canadian team Montreal Canadiens. And since it is a best-of-7 series, it means that Canada will not win the Stanley Cup for the 33rd consecutive year.
Hockey truly is an American sport. The Yanks are now hockey gods.
Hockey truly is an American sport. The Yanks are now hockey gods.
It’s over. America wins again. 6-1 was the final score.
2 American teams will be in the Stanley Cup Finals. And that’s how it should be. It’s the natural order.
2 American teams will be in the Stanley Cup Finals. And that’s how it should be. It’s the natural order.
Canada Just Admitted Justin Trudeau's Climate Agenda Was A Scam
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Former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gave Canada a lost decade. A key contributor to the country’s stagnation was the Liberal government’s obsession with climate change and its ushering in of green energy policies that were disastrous for a nation rich in natural resources.
To make Canada great again, Prime Minister Mark Carney is abandoning climate alarmism and embracing what made the country wealthy in the first place: crude oil.
On June 30, the prime minister published a 17-minute YouTube video, focused exclusively on his predecessor's climate agenda. He used words like "expensive" and "divisive" to describe Trudeau's environmental endeavors. Carney essentially admitted that Pierre Poilievre and the Conservatives were right.
For right-wing political pundits, this was a rare win for the incumbent. Indeed, in a bid to resuscitate the ailing Canadian economy, Carney is trying to make the country fall back in love with fossil fuels – and appease Alberta – despite years of climate doomerism.
Various models currently indicate that the Great White North has been missing its emissions targets, even before the current government's reforms. Canada lags behind other G7 countries in emissions reductions, and even the United States is outperforming its northern neighbor.
Of course, skepticism is warranted because Carney has spent much of his tenure just talking with his elbows up. From housing to pipelines, it has been all talk and no action.
The prime minister has been in office for 15 months with nothing to show for it. Still, capital might be optimistic about Canadian energy moving forward, having been hesitant to invest in various projects across the country over the last 11 years.