They’re not. The feds bought the TMP from Kinder Morgan in 2018.
Thank you. Your numbers are outdated tho. Here are updated counts from Toronto’s 2021 Street Needs Assessment., page 20-21.
That said, it is the failure of modern governments to enforce such moral behaviour these last two decades especially, but it is also a failure of us voters to force them to make good and uphold such morals in the first place.
I would also add that the encroachment of the religious far-right from America has had a detrimental effect on how voters judge who is and is not acting in a “moral” way. Religiosity is still seen as having a “moral code”, even tho there are dozens/hundreds of immoral acts commited by such people (and institutions).
I would recomment registering on Canada’s National Do Not Call List. It doesn’t help all the time, but in this instance of political calls it should.
Personally I’ve been registered for about 20 years and rarely get any unsolicited calls now.
I can’t find a comprehensive list, but I did find a 2024 interprovincial co-operation report:
This is the most concise source I can find.
Alberta leads Canada in support of joining the United States, with 12% of respondents saying they would “definitely consider it,” followed by 7% saying they would “probably consider it.”
The difference isn’t with the word “consider”.
It is between the words “definitely” and “probably” … and adding those two percentages means almost 20% of Albertans are OK with becoming American.
That’s cool. They can move if they want. Lots of other citizens would welcome the opportunity to buy their homes/acreages.
But the land and oil stay with Canada.
Probably didn’t lose their fingers or toes tho.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/refugees-frostbite-become-canadian-citizens-1.6783528
The RCMP “C” Division is the Royal Canadian Mounted Police division responsible for federal policing in the Province of Quebec. Approximately 1,500 police officers, civilian members, and public servants work to a number of different lines of effort, including financial integrity, national and border security, and organized crime enforcement.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quebec_Royal_Canadian_Mounted_Police
Their power in Quebec is limited, ie: they don’t do traffic stops, etc.
The feds bought the pipeline in 2018. There is no private ownership.