December 4, 2024
Ms Al-Guneid: Given that the Grassy Mountain project will bring mountaintop-removal mining to the majestic Rockies and given that the project already had a fair hearing and was rejected for causing too much environmental damage for too little economic benefit and given the rejection of the mine is one of the only decisions from the AER that inspired public confidence, yet the Energy minister interfered with the AER regulatory process to revive the project, why does the minister think he knows more than the joint expert panel that reviewed and rejected the mine?
Mr. Jean: I don’t think so, Mr. Speaker. I listen to Albertans, I listen to experts, and being in this place, I get to listen to them. I have that great opportunity.
Now, is it elf on the shelf? Is it Santa Claus? Is it Rudolph? No, it’s No-show Nenshi. Where is he? I don’t know where he is, but I know he’s not showing up for work for the people of Alberta, and I think that’s what the NDP elected him for, wasn’t it? Merry Christmas.













