Last week he was making these noises with regards British Columbia's   
   government filing for a decision from the Appeals level of the Supreme Court   
   of BC on the Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion:   
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   Premier Scott Moe says Saskatchewan is considering following Alberta’s lead   
   to block oil and gas shipments to British Columbia due to B.C.’s opposition   
   to the expansion of Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain Pipeline.   
      
   “We are looking at what legislation in Alberta may look like with respect to   
   turning the taps off, if you will, on Alberta energy heading to British   
   Columbia,” Moe said Wednesday.   
      
   “We support that legislation as it comes to fruition. We’ll look at   
   legislation here too if need be to ensure we are not filling the gap, if you   
   will.”   
      
   https://globalnews.ca/news/4139014/premier-scott-moe-says-sask-a   
   so-considering-cutting-b-c-off-from-gas-over-pipeline-delay/   
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   Seems he's onside with Trudeau and Notley in forcing their dirty oil through   
   BC and into our waters.   
      
   But then, when Trudeau goes to impose a carbon tax onto Saskatchewan, all of a   
   sudden Moe is filing an Appeal to the highest court in his own province to   
   challenge Ottawa's right to impose the tax:   
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   The Saskatchewan government is asking the province's Appeal Court to rule on   
   whether Ottawa can impose a carbon tax but the federal government says it is   
   confident it will prevail.   
      
   Saskatchewan wants to know whether Ottawa's plan to bring in a carbon price   
   for provinces that don't have one violates the Constitution.   
      
   Premier Scott Moe's government has consistently fought against the carbon tax,   
   arguing the province's own climate-change plans are sufficient to reduce   
   emissions.   
      
   "Our constitutional challenge asserts that the provincial government, not the   
   federal government, has the constitutional authority to set our policy in this   
   area," Moe said at a news conference announcing the challenge Wednesday.   
      
   "Provinces are not subsidiaries of the federal government and in Saskatchewan   
   we have a plan. Our plan reduces emissions without a carbon tax."   
      
   The province said it wants a ruling by the end of the year and is prepared to   
   go to the Supreme Court if needed.   
      
   https://www.nationalobserver.com/2018/04/27/news/carbon-court-sa   
   katchewan-seeks-court-appeal-ruling-federal-carbon-tax   
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   No right for BC to challenge Trudeau's edicts, but okay for Saskatchewan to do   
   it?   
      
   Hmm...... when 'the shoe is on the other foot', eh, Mr Moe?   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)