Lewis Carroll is alive and well, and writing Canada’s energy policy. And that in a week when one grade of Canadian oil was racking up the heady purchase price of $7.50 a barrel. Until there are pipelines (plural) built and oil flowing to international markets there should be no talk of the so-call carbon tax — the energy tax. And most significantly, a single instance of a global industry — Alberta oil and gas — being made the villain of an entire global campaign. To end, there should be a new equation: No carbon taxes anywhere till Canada sees new pipelines and oil flowing at sane prices to international markets.

Source: National Post November 23, 2018 19:07 UTC