Chantel Hebert

But at the same time, I'm always struck by the fact that

When Mark Carney talks about energy, he always talks pipeline, LNG.

I watched what he was saying when he was in Vancouver this week, talking to a business crowd, mining, critical minerals.

I don't understand why he doesn't also talk about green energy.

uh solar power uh wind power he's got projects of that nature this deal uh which is clean hydro and you know i listened to stephen gilbo's critique of some of the proposals on environmental change from the government and he pointed out that he was he believed we should reduce the time it takes to approve projects because a lot of important projects for climate

policy are getting bogged down in regulations.

I don't understand why it is Stephen Guilbeault is making that case when Mark Carney could be also making it, rather than always be talking about things that do rile up people who say, have we forgotten climate?

All of that is part of the mix, but it's never front and center in anything he says.

And I find that mind boggling, frankly.

Well, our premier did bring a sweater to Emmanuel Macron, I think, last week.

And I don't sing for my breakfast, so you're on your own.

You're doing a solo performance.

Have a good weekend.

Okay, bye.