Energy: Pipeline Project and Michael Chong

energy: Michael Chong called for a strategy that would both reduce greenhouse gases and result in timely energy project approvals by way of a regulatory process that consults indigenous communities and addresses environmental concerns, according to National Observer. Lisa Raitt said Energy East construction should have already begun, and blamed Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for the delays. The leadership contenders were then asked about improving the criminal justice system before the questions turned to matters of infrastructure and economic growth in particular the controversial Energy East pipeline project. Rival Maxime Bernier said he would institute policies to encourage more private-sector investment. Kellie Leitch, who supports Energy East, said she would allow Canada to diversify exports and broaden its energy economy. Stephen Blaney stopped the show at one point when he brandished what looked like a fuel bundle for a nuclear power plant while promoting his plan to develop and expand Canada nuclear energy industry. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.