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īefore posting a question, please take a time to read our Wiki, it includes our FAQ, our modding tutorial, the subreddit rules, and some common recommended mods. Joe Oliver was minister of natural resources and minister of finance in the Harper government.HAIL ADVENTURER WELCOME TO THE HIGH HALL OF CYRODIIL. We are clearly past the point where facts, reason and immense opportunity costs influence public opinion. Meanwhile, they will find cover next week from Glasgow in the hyperbolic alarmism of COP26, which seems no more likely to succeed than its 25 equally gas-guzzling and self-important predecessors. Query: Are banks now at risk of being pressured to stop financing other clients who generate too much carbon or are otherwise out of favour with the woke mob? The banks’ NZBA decision puts them on a slippery slope, but, hey, I am sure their boards thought that through. Presumably, they feared further attacks by social justice warriors for supporting an evil industry, even one that brought prosperity to the country and attractive profits to their shareholders. Well-informed bank CEOs obviously understand all this. Nor would they be expected to deliberately undermine Canada’s employment and economic growth prospects, jack up energy prices and advantage less environmentally compliant international competitors.
After all, the five largest have invested $726 billion in the fossil fuel industry since the Paris Agreement. Our banks are not usually in the business of chasing away creditworthy borrowers. Other carbon-intensive sectors targeted by NZBA include agriculture, cement, real estate and transportation. Their decision is a major score for former Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney on the dystopian road to stakeholder capitalism. There is now one less voice to stand up for Canada’s energy economy.Ī more substantive and disturbing development last week was the decision of Canada’s six largest chartered banks to join the UN-convened Net Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA), to which the International Energy Agency had previously added a demand of no financing for new oil and gas projects. That is like the Lord Mayor of London exhorting Londoners to keep the lights on at night during the blitz. Calgary’s new mayor, Jyoti Gondek, used her first interview to declare a climate emergency, presumably to encourage her city’s biggest employer to reconcile itself to oblivion. Yet last week, we were treated to two developments that evidence how far gone we are in Canada. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
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