Warren Waldegger🇨🇦

Ignore the jawboning and unrelenting contradictory tweets..."the battle for the barrel"™️continues and critically low levels in the US look to be hit ~ July 1st:

I had a great call with the team at Westgate Energy Inc. this morning (TSXV: WGT). Keep an we on this team. New drills coming online in June/July. #MannvilleStack #LongOil #Beaverdam #PadDrilling

Big political graves are dug with tiny shovels

The NDP wants to sell BC's natural gas to the world. And ban it in your home. The Minister of Housing sent a letter pressuring Vancouver City Council to ban natural gas. The Minister of Energy knew about it. But nobody thought that was a problem. They're championing LNG exports on the world stage while stripping energy choice from BC homeowners. #bcpoli

Whole chicken prices rise 30%, outpacing beef. Why your barbecue may cost more this summer. insidehalton.com/news/canada-gr… via @InsideHalton

@AndrewScheer This is a political stunt to suggest Carney is moderate. He is not.

Stephen Guilbeault announced his retirement today. While I have a certain level of respect for anyone who puts their name on a ballot, I could never respect the damaging policies he imposed on Canadians. The good news for Guilbeault’s legacy is bad news for Canadians. Here’s why: Carney is keeping Guilbeault’s No-More-Pipelines bill on the books. Carney is keeping the industrial carbon tax, and hiking it. Carney is keeping the radical EV mandate, making almost all gas and diesel car sales illegal by 2040. Carney is keeping the west coast shipping ban, blocking Canadian energy exports. Carney is keeping the net-zero policies in place. In his book called Values, Carney supported all of Guilbeault’s radical policies to leave oil and gas in the ground. So as Guilbeault leaves Ottawa, he can take personal comfort knowing that Carney is keeping all the anti-development, high energy cost policies in place.

@mario4thenorth ctvnews.ca/vancouver/arti… Let’s not forget the domestic terrorist attack on the coastal gas link site where millions of dollars of equipment was destroyed. Nobody has been charged over that. It’s a joke

BREAKING: a BC First Nation just put in writing, to the BC government, their threats: ✅ They will block the Island Highway ✅ They will block marine terminals ✅ They will block Seymour Narrows, the only cruise ship and shipping corridor through that section of coast ✅ They will block BC Hydro dams in the Campbell River watershed They will do it all, unless the K’omoks treaty is paused. In other words, infighting for a land claim. As a reminder, the 2022 Convoy didn’t block hydro dams, critical infrastructure or shipping corridors. Nor was a formal threat made to the government of civil disobedience. The Emergencies Act was invoked anyway. So which is it: Is the Emergencies Act a tool for actual blockades of critical infrastructure? Or is it a tool for political enemies?

Let's ignore the additional sea mine emplacing yesterday and just go with it..."the days away" peace deal is signed and the Strait is going to "open." What is the most bearish scenario for oil??? 🛢️the most optimistic scenario floated is the Strait will gradually begin to open in 30 days. That takes us to ~July 1st. By then, we will have forfeited ~1.4BN barrels of production 🛢️Sultan Al-Jaber of UAE last week said it would take at least 4 months to return to 80% of normal supply. This suggests ~585MM barrels of additional forfeiture amounting to a staggering 2BN barrels of cumulative losses, and that is now the likely best-case scenario 🛢️We need to assume no damage to productive capacity from fields forcibly shut-in while the workers were dodging drones and cruise missiles. Iraq most at risk. Large oilfield service co. speculating >5% of total shut-ins at risk = ~700,000bbl/d potential losses. Assume zero. 🛢️We need to assume that the UAE and Saudi Arabia are okay paying an "environmental tax" for SofH access to the IRGC who for the past 88 days have been directly attacking them, otherwise we cannot go back to pre-war levels and workarounds are not enough to offset this loss of flow.

Canada clearly has a chicken problem. While prices are skyrocketing, Canada imported roughly 200–215 million kilograms of chicken over the past year — enough for about 1.3 to 1.4 billion chicken meals. About 60% comes from the U.S., and most Canadians have no clue. Under supply management, we’re supposed to eat mostly Canadian chicken at a reasonable price.

“Narco President,” “Gulf of America,” the Wall — Mexicans were insulted numerous times, arguably more than Canadians. Yet President Sheinbaum remained focused on what mattered most. BTW, Canada did impose ILLEGAL counter-tariffs, but few in the media reported on it until the U.S. Ambassador mentioned it months later.

@Martyupnorth The 55+ crowd surprised me. This is an influential group.

The latest Alberta independence poll.

@jec79 We all felt this way when Quebec had a separation vote and thereafter the Bloc formed the official opposition in Canada. The opposition is paid for by taxpayers who rejected the notion of separation. #insanity

Correct. Carney calls Alberta separation vote unhelpful, undemocratic - The Globe and Mail apple.news/Ay6fTZ_-0TWac7…

@CheriDiNovo How many Canadians leave the country for healthcare?

The USA is THE ONLY G7 country that doesn’t have Medicare for its people. Yup you can be sick in Canada and not go bankrupt.

@echipiuk Quebecers have the right to vote for separatists while Albertans and Canadians pays for Quebec’s enrolment in the federation.

Albertans decide the future of Alberta. Just like Quebecers decide the future of Quebec. This should not be that difficult or controversial!

@Taleeb Court’s should enforce the law not decide the law.

Conservatives keep trafficking in misinformation for political gain, no matter the cost. No Canadian has ever lost private property due to a modern treaty. We’ll keep defending property rights and fighting the Cowichan decision in court, where these discussions belong.

Carney just voted to keep ordering government lawyers to ABANDON private property rights in land claims!!!!

@RodAVanier It’s not a tax. 😂

As usual PP is lying to you. It is not a tax, it is a reinvestment of revenue into Canadian production.

@tylermeredith @MarkJCarney Federation needs to work for all. Liberals are saying out-loud, “if you don’t vote Liberal, you don’t matter”. That’s more than 60% of Canada and probably 90% in terms of geographic footprint.

PM @MarkJCarney said today what needed to be said. Danielle Smith’s referendum is distracting, damaging, deceitful and divisive. It unsettles investor confidence. And it is a potentially destabilizing move that cannot be undone. We have seen what Brexit has done. 🇨🇦 forever

@AndrewScheer The great reset. You will own nothing and like it!#WEF

🚨 BREAKING NEWS!!! 🚨 Mark Carney just voted AGAINST protecting private property rights in land claims. He's telling government lawyers that they are not allowed to fight to protect your home ownership. You pay your mortgage and your property tax. Your property rights should be protected!