Letters, April 16: Carney’s pipeline priorities?

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The truth about pipelines is finally coming out of Mark Carney. On French radio, he said that pipelines are not really a priority. So much for getting oil and gas to markets.

Curtis Radcliffe

(But he’ll make us an energy superpower, right?)

Why now?

Carney’s platform consists mainly of addressing externally forced issues such as tariffs and NATO, copied and borrowed Conservative planks like affordability, and continuation of prior Liberal policies such as no pipelines and emissions caps. There is nothing original in his platform and there is nothing or nobody original in his party. Why would he be elected at a time when the country wants change.

George Ewert

(Hopefully he won’t get the job.)

Not us, say the seniors

There are pollsters who say that many seniors support the Liberals.  I don’t think so and neither do the group of seniors in our club. Seniors are not as selfish as some would portray. Nor are we afraid of change. We have lived through many changes. We have also seen what the Liberals have done to our economy. A Liberal government keenly advised by Mark Carney. They have robbed our kids and grandkids of their financial futures. Our 40+-years-old kids can’t afford a house now and because of Liberal policies never will. So no, the majority of seniors I know would never support a Liberal candidate. Remember most of the Liberals who got us into this mess are still in the party.

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Tom Burns

(They call it wisdom, and you clearly have it in spades.)

Above all, vote

Well folks, it’s almost round-up time for the federal election. But despite the mess Justin Trudeau left us all in, there is hope if all the new Canadians and the old Canadians come together and be one solid mass of unity. By voting out the federal Liberals Canada can move on to greatness. The un-elected Prime Minister in office doesn’t want to get rid of all carbon tax. Remember the same Liberals are in the background wringing their hands to stick it to Canada again. Beware, but be sure to vote.

Wayne Robertson

(Blindly voting will cost our country and economy another four years.)

Merch for sale!

Politicians are trying to sell us bobbleheads. Whenever they are at a podium the only thing I see are the background supporters bobbing their heads.

Perry Huber

(Are they for sale, or have they already been bought?)

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