The Blueprint: Canada's Conservative Podcast - Trudeau’s reckless spending is making life harder for Canadians

00:00:00.000 Hello and welcome once again to The Blueprints. This is Canada's Conservative Podcast. I'm your

00:00:07.580 host, Jamie Schmael, Member of Parliament for Halliburton, Kawartha Lakes, Brock, with new

00:00:11.340 content for you every single Tuesday, 1.30 p.m. Eastern Time. We are going right through the

00:00:15.960 summer. We are not taking a break because that ever-moving Liberal agenda is doing just that.

00:00:20.320 We need to push back. So with this content, we ask that you like, subscribe, comment, share this

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00:00:29.060 watch the entire program right this second. You can download it, listen to it on platforms like

00:00:33.360 CastBox, iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, you name it, it is out there. Today, another great show lined up

00:00:39.060 for you. We are talking cost of living. We are talking that incredible Rive Can app. And with

00:00:44.900 those topics, we have two friends of the show coming back again. We have Michael Barrett,

00:00:49.360 the Member of Parliament for Leeds, Grenville, Thousand Islands, and Rideau Lakes, a beautiful

00:00:53.180 province of Ontario who is also the critic for health. Joining him right beside him is Greg

00:00:57.800 McLean, the Member of Parliament for Calgary Centre, also the critic for Natural Resources.

00:01:02.940 Thank you, gentlemen, for coming. It's a pleasure. All right, let's talk about the health mandate. So

00:01:07.520 we have new measures announced for unvaccinated Canadians. They are now allowed to travel

00:01:11.920 internationally and domestically, finally, after months of pressure by yourself and other colleagues

00:01:18.400 trying to get this fixed. But there are still hurdles they have to go through, including

00:01:24.200 potential quarantine when they arrive back from an international location.

00:01:29.340 Right. Yeah. So this is something that our Conservative team has been fighting. We've been

00:01:34.480 fighting against these vaccine mandates, you know, certainly over the last year through the

00:01:41.520 last election. And we've put a lot of pressure on the government to simply just show us what the

00:01:46.340 data is that they've been using to keep these mandates in place. These are the same mandates that

00:01:51.100 they use to lay off, spend, fire federal public servants, including the RCMP. And really, it's

00:01:59.940 been a situation where Canadians haven't been able to take a plane. They haven't been able to take a

00:02:06.420 train. And so it didn't matter what their situation was. It could have been, you know, a compassionate

00:02:11.420 circumstance to just, you know, a happy one to see the, to reunite with their family for the birth of a

00:02:19.100 child or, you know, or a sad and somber occasion like saying goodbye to someone, a celebration of

00:02:24.020 life or a funeral. The government hasn't relented up until this point. And so they have suspended or

00:02:30.920 paused these mandates for now saying that they might bring them back in the future. So our work isn't done.

00:02:37.040 But what this means right now is that Canadians do not have to show proof of vaccination to travel

00:02:43.440 domestically on those federally regulated, you know, transportation modes like flying and trains.

00:02:49.600 And when they return to Canada, they still are subjected to quarantine requirements,

00:02:55.260 testing requirements. And when you're traveling by plane, of course, everyone, vaccinated or not,

00:03:01.020 is still going to have to wear a mask. So we continue to challenge the government for the science,

00:03:06.200 though, Jamie, it's, it's very... Well, the science changed everywhere else except

00:03:10.160 in the federally regulated jurisdictions in Canada. That's right. And so the top public health officers

00:03:16.360 in, in all of the provinces said it was safe to lift those mandates and, and showed the modeling

00:03:22.580 that they needed to, the benchmarks that they needed to hit to be able to lift those, to lift those

00:03:27.600 mandates. And the federal government has refused to share any of the data. So we don't know what the

00:03:33.300 conditions were that, that required them to stay in place. And we don't know what the conditions

00:03:37.880 that were met that saw them lifted. So the fact that they're suspending them with the threat of

00:03:44.580 reimposing them, we don't know at what time that might happen.

00:03:47.940 But arrive can stays for now.

00:03:49.260 So arrive can, and a lot of people say arrive can't, because it is, it's, it's not, it's not

00:03:57.960 friendly to travelers. It's not friendly to our tourism sector. I can tell you, I've got a couple

00:04:03.360 duty free stores at the land border crossings in my riding. They field all kinds of calls from folks

00:04:10.080 who are saying, well, what's this requirement? And how do I use that app? But you know what, nevermind,

00:04:13.360 we're going to, we're going to stay stateside. So this is having a real impact on people who are,

00:04:17.540 you know, wanting to travel to Canada. It's having a real impact on border communities,

00:04:21.820 on our, on our tourism sector. And it's just, it's just more red tape from the government. It

00:04:27.840 makes job, the job harder for our CBSA officers who are there to keep us safe, not to just keep in

00:04:34.560 place unscientific tools that have been, you know, imposed by the governments and arbitrarily left in

00:04:39.940 place. Okay. We're talking transportation. Now we're talking vehicular traffic. Cost of gasoline

00:04:44.800 is absolutely through the roof. And I note here, the province of Alberta has the lowest price right

00:04:50.860 now at $1.89 per litre. Congratulations. That's because your premier had the foresight to reduce

00:04:57.760 some taxes temporarily. We don't have the same benefit here in Canada. 14 cents a litre came off

00:05:03.200 in Alberta and we could reduce that by another 60 cents if you think about all the taxes that go on

00:05:07.800 gas is across Canada. So about $2.09 as the last I saw is the average price in Canada. We expect that

00:05:13.380 to go up through the summer as of course supply is constrained and demand will go up as people

00:05:18.300 drive for vacations. It is a formula. So the biggest question we get in there, why we have lots of oil

00:05:23.700 here in Canada. Why can we not somehow bring the price down? What's the answer to that? We get it all the time.

00:05:29.440 We are constrained by our infrastructure, how we actually supply that oil. We're actually even

00:05:34.180 discouraging the industry most of the time from actually producing more oil. That actually leads

00:05:39.500 to of course production. Oil comes out of the ground and you've got to process it into actually

00:05:43.760 finished goods. So gasoline, diesel, airline fuel. But that happens often stateside and is brought back

00:05:49.400 into Canada. We have a division in Canada between where we produce the oil and where we consume the

00:05:53.360 oil. A lot of our production in Western Canada goes south of the border. Some of that comes back

00:05:57.660 north to supply refineries in Canada, but also all our consumers in Canada get American processed

00:06:04.320 gas. So if you think about Pearson Airport, most of that supply of aviation fuel comes from refineries

00:06:11.060 south of the border. So it's not a strict equation, but we are seeing a reduction in refining capacity

00:06:16.460 across North America. And that is because governments in both jurisdictions, Canada and the United States,

00:06:21.180 have told the industry, we don't want you producing as much. We see less demand going forward

00:06:26.280 from a more or less structural point of view. How does industry adjust to that when the demand that they see

00:06:32.860 is increasing? And the only thing that can happen, of course, is lower supply, higher demand. You tell me what

00:06:37.720 happens to price. Absolutely. It always goes up. Well, that's the biggest issue. The government now is noticing

00:06:43.520 it's politically bad for them to have high gas prices. But at the same time, they for decades have come up with

00:06:49.760 policies that have hampered the ability for these companies to get their product to market. European, Asian,

00:06:55.360 even the United States. As you know, Joe Biden, the first thing he did was kill Keystone XL, which would

00:07:00.440 have been quite helpful right now with the price of gasoline in the United States. There are other

00:07:05.120 nations that can't up their production, just like you said, to to offset what's happening in Russia,

00:07:09.640 Ukraine. Yeah. And the narrative around Europe has always been we need to price gasoline higher so that

00:07:15.420 alternative energies look more attractive from a cost perspective. In the last six months or since the

00:07:20.700 war in Ukraine, you've watched that come crashing down. The Europeans now are taking 20 billion euros

00:07:25.780 less from their consumers in taxes. In Canada, at the same time, we've wrapped it up. So we're taking

00:07:31.320 2.5 billion more from consumers in Canada. It makes no sense. Our approach on this is backwards

00:07:37.180 vis-a-vis the rest of the world. Absolutely. So going back to the health part, this is where

00:07:42.000 it kind of ties in and the tourism. We're having people stopped at the border coming from the United

00:07:47.340 States. They're just getting fed up with the Arrive Can app. We have high gas prices, high fuel prices,

00:07:52.680 whether it be planes or vehicles. You live in a tourist town. You represent tourist agents. This

00:07:59.340 is just another kick to an industry that has been down and out for the last two years. Well, absolutely.

00:08:04.460 This is it's been one thing after another. And, you know, we heard we heard Mr. Trudeau say that the

00:08:12.640 pandemic's not over and so they're going to keep these measures in place. Well, it hasn't relented

00:08:19.200 for our tourism sector. And they continue to suffer under painful regulations and rules put in place

00:08:29.580 by and policies put in place by the Liberals. And so on gasoline, it's been punishing and it will be a

00:08:37.420 punishing summer for folks who depend on people to get in their car and enjoy, in my case, the

00:08:44.100 province of Ontario to come to Leeds, Granville, Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes, which, as you

00:08:48.560 know, is a beautiful country. And the Arrive Can app and the policies at our border, the requirement

00:08:56.040 for proof of vaccination for American travelers coming into Canada, it's going to continue to hamper

00:09:02.020 that tourism that we rely on, frankly. And so it's going to be another tough summer, frankly, for

00:09:08.180 people that operate in the tourism space. It's going to be a tough summer for people in my

00:09:13.620 community. And they're looking for some action, some compassion from the government. You know, we know

00:09:19.520 that the official opposition has put forward, Canada's Conservatives have put forward concrete

00:09:24.480 proposals that would give Canadians a break and would also, you know, encourage some of that

00:09:30.980 traveling. And, you know, for Americans who would come to Ontario or come, you know, come across to

00:09:36.980 Canada, who would overcome the Arrive Can app and that bureaucracy, who did make a choice to get

00:09:44.280 vaccinated, have that proof of vaccination. Well, once they get into Canada, they're going to see gas

00:09:49.120 prices that are just absolutely unrecognizable to them. And when even the strength of the U.S. dollar

00:09:55.440 against the Canadian dollar isn't making it worth their while, they're going to say, you know what,

00:09:58.900 we're going to stay home this summer. So it's going to be really tough. The government has

00:10:03.840 failed to take action on that. They want to talk about all other, you know, measures that they've

00:10:09.760 put in place, billions and billions and billions of spending that's, you know, frankly, further

00:10:14.740 fueling the fire. I'd say throw gas on the fire, but I don't even think they can afford the gas. So

00:10:20.600 it's going to be tough times. Well, let's talk about, let's build on what Michael just said.

00:10:25.260 And Greg, I love talking finance with you as well. As Michael just said, they're fighting

00:10:29.920 inflation with more spending. So it's like fighting cancer with more cancer. It just really

00:10:34.220 doesn't make any sense when we're trying to bring down the cost, but they keep putting fuel on the

00:10:39.660 fire. And very indicative. And the next report of CPI comes out tomorrow, or I guess Wednesday,

00:10:45.820 I guess it'll be a week since we're recording this. I apologize. So that is actually going to be

00:10:50.440 in the seven print. We're expecting a seven print on that at this point, 6.8 to 7. And we'll see,

00:10:56.000 you know, how much that affects everything. But the big influence on that, of course, is fuel prices.

00:11:00.120 Fuel prices are continuing to push inflation across Canada. And the government has in their toolbox

00:11:04.640 something they can actually use to bring that down. Because the two biggest contributors

00:11:08.780 to inflation are employment and energy. And energy is continuing to be ramped up by this government.

00:11:16.020 The costs are in the pocketbook at the end of the day. People are going to have to pay it.

00:11:20.700 And that's going to be indicated in your inflation numbers through and through. How do you deal with

00:11:24.540 that? You deal with it by reducing that amount as quickly as possible. Otherwise, we're going to

00:11:28.760 continue to see these prints. But you know, this is a finance minister that is only starting to

00:11:33.880 understand that she can't print money ad nauseum here. We're going to have to stop printing money in 0.97

00:11:39.680 order to deal with these problems going forward. That is part of, and even the governor of the Bank of

00:11:44.000 Canada, God bless him, if you will, he's actually even indicated that it is the fiscal problems at

00:11:48.500 this point in time, not the monetary problems that are holding back the fight against inflation.

00:11:53.680 So you're going to see a disconnect here between different officials and the government coming

00:11:57.460 forward. I'd like to see where that lands.

00:12:00.260 So we're talking high energy prices, mortgage rates are going up, seeing the price of groceries,

00:12:06.620 everything's going up. People are getting, well, they're noticing their paychecks aren't going as far.

00:12:12.780 That means a cut down in discretionary spending. This is a very concerning path that the liberals

00:12:19.140 just don't seem to be concerned about at all. And all the marks are here. Like the warning signs are

00:12:25.180 right in front of us.

00:12:26.540 Right. I mean, they didn't seem to have a good read on it. You know, over the last year, we heard that

00:12:33.800 we would not have inflation. We heard that the problems that we were experiencing were transitory.

00:12:39.400 We've heard that everything's stable. They put all the right steps in place to take care of Canadians.

00:12:45.680 They're going to tell you if you can't pay your mortgage and you're a single senior, don't worry.

00:12:51.880 We cut your child care costs for you. So it's very confusing messaging.

00:12:55.540 We heard from the finance minister a week ago when she was talking to, you know, to the richest

00:13:01.760 Canadians in Toronto that it was, you know, something we've heard from the prime minister.

00:13:07.480 This is the desired effect that even when, even at a time when Canadians were struggling to make end meets,

00:13:12.760 they still increased the carbon tax because, you know, they wanted to, they wanted to continue to advance

00:13:18.560 their, that agenda. So the government is now saying that they're going to continue to rake in record profits.

00:13:25.240 You know, they claim it's to reduce the deficit, but we haven't seen evidence that they have any

00:13:30.140 interest in that over the last seven years. So it's going to be, it's going to be a tough,

00:13:34.760 tough year for Canadians. And the government really just doesn't seem to get it.

00:13:38.720 Well, they continue to hide behind events, if you will. So they had COVID and they blew their brains

00:13:43.460 out on spending or COVID. And we know that at least one third of the spending had nothing to do with COVID.

00:13:49.680 And then they had the war in Ukraine, they're blaming it. And they had the floods in BC and all these

00:13:52.940 things are saying, that's the problem. That's the problem. That's the problem. We live in a world

00:13:56.920 where we're going to continue to have problems going forward here. We have to start adjusting

00:14:00.080 to a normal that says we don't keep spending money for the sake of spending money.

00:14:04.620 Well, that should have been a message we, we hopefully will get across to the Liberals at some

00:14:09.880 point, because that that's the main issue. They keep spending money they don't have. They keep coming

00:14:14.720 up with new programs with money they don't have. And I think that's, that's what Canadians,

00:14:19.360 I think are coming around to that the government in large part created a lot of the crisis we are

00:14:26.100 seeing right now. I think I'm hoping that more and more start to realize what is going on.

00:14:32.520 Yeah, absolutely. We have a government that, as Greg said, thinks that the solution to the

00:14:36.760 problems is, is to print money. They're very ideologically driven, very interested in impressing,

00:14:42.720 you know, celebrities on the world stage. That's been Mr. Trudeau's, you know, his primary objective.

00:14:49.500 And while we've got real problems here in Canada, we saw that, you know, him filling up his Instagram

00:14:53.760 with photos with, you know, celebrities in Los Angeles a couple of weeks ago. It defies reasoning.

00:15:00.600 And while we have, there's an energy crisis, you know, that is caused by Russia's invasion and war in 0.93

00:15:09.740 Ukraine. And there's an opportunity in Canada. We should be, we should see the prime minister,

00:15:14.740 the finance minister, the environment minister, the natural resource minister on an international

00:15:18.740 sales tour, selling Canada as the most ethical, cleanest, responsible energy producer in the world.

00:15:26.520 And, and, and we can sell it to you for many of them at a great price, you know, with the strength

00:15:33.960 of their currency against ours. And they're not doing that. And so what are we seeing instead? We're

00:15:38.940 seeing countries like Germany who are taking nuclear offline and bringing cold fired plants

00:15:44.140 online. And all the while we were not hearing from our government that they're going to come up

00:15:49.800 with solutions to get LNG, to get our, our, our, our petroleum products to tidewater so that we can

00:15:58.280 be a, be a real player to, to solve, to get them off that, that, you know, Russian oil or conflict oil

00:16:06.880 or unethical oil, but also to bring down global greenhouse gas emissions and, and to have it done

00:16:12.420 with, with, you know, a product made in Canada that is made under the, and extracted under the

00:16:17.820 strictest environmental regimes in the world. And as well, we know that all the workers are treated

00:16:24.140 with, with dignity. They have the human rights that are afforded to, to, to everyone in this country.

00:16:30.020 And, and it's, it's baffling. So we have an Instagram tour from the prime minister instead

00:16:35.840 of a sales tour from the full federal cabinet that, that could really, you know, move the mark

00:16:41.680 and, and make life better, make life better for Canadians at the same time.

00:16:44.880 I like that Instagram tour.

00:16:46.100 And let me add to that because I hear that narrative of the minister of natural resources

00:16:49.400 as if we can just start exporting LNG.

00:16:51.900 Right.

00:16:52.220 And hydrogen as quickly as possible here.

00:16:53.880 There's a gap between project, actual proposal and building these things. And that gap is growing

00:16:59.140 larger because of the regulatory burden that's been presented by this government over the past

00:17:03.400 seven years. Nothing is getting built here for good reason. They're not bringing capital in

00:17:07.180 from overseas because nobody has line of sight on getting projects built.

00:17:10.660 That's right.

00:17:10.840 Now, if the minister of natural resources wants to export Canadian resources, he's going to have

00:17:15.100 to build the infrastructure to export that. That's going to take a long time. My sense is this

00:17:19.940 government just wants all these problems to go away. So it doesn't actually have to deal

00:17:22.780 with the reality that we can propose these solutions to the world. Those solutions aren't

00:17:28.160 evident right now. And the rest of the world doesn't look at Canada as a supplier right

00:17:31.280 now. We've missed the boat for seven years on building that infrastructure. And the rest

00:17:35.840 of the world is going, where were you? Because now we need you. The time to actually build

00:17:40.120 a defense system is not in the middle of a war. You build it ahead of time. You get prepared

00:17:44.000 for what's coming. Now, Russia expanded its production of oil and gas by over 10%. It doubled

00:17:50.280 as far as the supply to Europe goes over the last seven years. And here we are in Canada

00:17:54.920 sitting on our hands with all these resources and no way to get them to market. And that's

00:17:59.520 a failure of the regulatory system. Ask anybody who was setting up all those projects in Canada

00:18:04.000 for LNG, for pipelines, for getting oil offshore. Ask them why all those got cancelled. And they

00:18:09.960 continue to get built in other parts of the world. That's a failure of this government.

00:18:13.780 How much further would we be ahead if Energy East was completed? Or even started? It would

00:18:18.920 have been started already. Northern Gateway, among others. Keystone XL, who's allowed to

00:18:23.400 be finished. We would have the ability to help increase the supply that's desperately needed

00:18:29.200 right now.

00:18:29.700 Oh, exactly. I mean, you think about all the infrastructure we needed to have built. And

00:18:33.940 now it's being proposed to be built. We still have TMX, which is grossly over budget. Once

00:18:39.440 the government got a hold of it. Only because the government had to save it. Well, the government

00:18:42.180 came in because the government regulations is more or less what put it in peril in the first

00:18:45.420 place. So they stepped in and they spent over $10 billion more than the private sector party

00:18:49.800 actually had budgeted for building that. And it's just a twinning of a pipeline. There's no,

00:18:54.520 or there's barely any new route on that whole route. It is actually something that was very

00:18:59.580 simple to do. Less than $8 billion is what Kinder Morgan proposed to have that built. And it's

00:19:04.740 cost over $18 billion so far. We'll see where it ends up. But there's a whole bunch of

00:19:08.800 process that's been built in there, regulatory process in particular, that's being put on

00:19:13.560 the backs of Canadian taxpayers at this point in time. Is this going to be viable? Yes,

00:19:17.200 it is, because we still have a differential that we receive on Canadian oil because we

00:19:21.300 only have one customer. Getting our oil to Tidewater is a very important part of diversification

00:19:26.640 of the Canadian energy system. Now that's important. So you think about 99% of oil right

00:19:30.820 now where exports go to the United States. Once TMX is built, we'll have a bunch of it going

00:19:34.780 to Tidewater available for other parties, whether they'll take it or not, because a lot

00:19:38.780 of it will be swallowed up by our neighbor to the south. And your closest customer, of

00:19:43.000 course, is your best customer often. But it'll give us a bit of a pricing advantage,

00:19:46.240 which we think equates to about $6 billion more on a differential basis for Canadian oil.

00:19:53.020 And that's fantastic. I mean, that's money we're throwing away right now. It's going

00:19:55.980 into the pockets of United States refiners and the United States government that collects

00:20:00.600 tax on it. So it's a big bonus, but we need a lot more of that, obviously. We need

00:20:04.260 more infrastructure in Canada to get our resources to market.

00:20:07.020 I was absolutely shocked when you told me that government bungled the project that they

00:20:10.700 took control of. I can't believe that's possible. We're just running out of time. So as you

00:20:15.340 know, I always give the guests the final words. So Michael, why don't I start with you? The

00:20:19.260 floor is yours.

00:20:20.480 Well, we've had a busy few months really pressing the government for the science, for the numbers

00:20:27.500 behind what they've been doing with respect to mandates. And, you know, they've obfuscated.

00:20:33.940 They haven't given us that information. But we've put enough pressure on them, and that

00:20:37.580 pressure was really amplified with the voices of Canadians, people who are concerned about

00:20:43.420 the effects that these mandates were having. And so Conservatives continue to fight for Canadians,

00:20:47.720 and we're going to keep doing that throughout the summer. So the House of Commons has risen

00:20:54.660 for the year. But when it comes back in the fall, it will be with months of Conservative

00:21:00.380 advocacy on the behalf of Canadians that has happened in the meantime. So I look forward

00:21:06.360 to continuing to fight, you know, with our Conservative team for Canadians because, you

00:21:12.060 know, Canada needs a champion. And sadly, we don't see that in Mr. Trudeau's government.

00:21:16.420 And I also give you and the team credit for your continual work on showcasing what a disaster

00:21:23.660 our airports are, especially Pearson International. So Greg?

00:21:26.840 Well, it's been an interesting winter-spring session here. And you look at how much the

00:21:31.260 Liberals want this to end at this point in time, because everything we've said for years

00:21:34.140 now is coming to pass for them. World security is a big problem for them. They want that to

00:21:38.760 go away, because we've said you've got to start preparing for the future here. Energy

00:21:42.860 security is front line for all these people at this point in time, particularly with our allies

00:21:47.500 in Europe. We've been saying this for a long time. Inflation is mounting like crazy. Liberals

00:21:52.480 just don't want to deal with this. The solutions are there for them. We've proposed those solutions,

00:21:56.620 and they're not taking it up at this point in time. It's only a matter of time before

00:21:59.240 people start saying, there's a party here putting forward viable solutions for the problems

00:22:04.080 we're facing in Canada and the world, both from an economic perspective, a security perspective,

00:22:08.580 and an environmental perspective. And the Liberals are not approaching those at all right

00:22:12.220 now. I don't know if it's because it's not in their backyard that they haven't thought

00:22:16.320 this up, but I do think there's an agenda here that we are ahead of, and we are going

00:22:20.200 to continue to press these points going forward. Well, the NDP wants to tax excess profits on the

00:22:25.500 oil and gas industry, which will only do what? Increase the price of fuel. One taxpayer at the

00:22:30.940 end of the day. It is absolutely unbelievable. Gentlemen, it's been a pleasure. I have so many

00:22:35.100 more questions and more conversation, but unfortunately, we only have so much time. So I

00:22:39.440 appreciate your being here today. Of course, Michael Barrett, the Member of Parliament for Leeds,

00:22:43.760 Grenville, Thousand Island, Arrito Lakes, also the critic for health. Beside him is Greg McLean,

00:22:48.080 the Member of Parliament for Calgary Centre, and also the critic for natural resources.

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The Blueprint: Canada's Conservative Podcast - July 12, 2022

Trudeau’s reckless spending is making life harder for Canadians

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