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“Without Canadian money in the game, we would be out of the game,” added Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty. While he said the loans are “extraordinary,” he said the alternative would have dealt a “devastating blow” to Ontario families.
Isn't this the same guy that said:
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Arguing every province must "give a little in order that we can all gain a lot," McGuinty yesterday turned up the heat on Alberta to buy into his plan to cap greenhouse gas emissions.
As he touted a carbon trading program and pollution limits opposed by the oil and gas industry, he told the annual premiers' conference here that Ontario's concession to curbing emissions would be to adopt California's tailpipe standards for new vehicles.
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But Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach, who is concerned such measures would spell catastrophic job losses in the high-polluting oil sands, said "no one was very successful in convincing me today" to go along with McGuinty's scheme.
How about your proposed Carbon trading program devastating Alberta? Oh yea I forgot it appears that the rest of Canada can lose jobs as long as it's not Dalton's home province. Hmm, must be the center of the universe thinggy.
With Ontario a have not province, I think Dalton had better rethink his idea to cap green house gas emissions in the oilsands, since Alberta will be paying the lions share of the transfer payments.
If they shut down big oil, the only thing Ontario'll be getting in transfer payments is the sand.