Hub Podcasts Jason Kenney: Why David Eby is a bigger threat to Canada's unity than Alberta separatists
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Oct 15, 2025 
Former Alberta premier Jason Kenney shares his insights on the complexities of Canada's energy policies and interprovincial relations. He argues that B.C. Premier David Eby's opposition to pipelines poses a greater threat to national unity than separatists. Kenney discusses the critical role of pipelines in the economy, challenges facing Alberta's energy projects, and the constitutional authority over such infrastructure. He urges a focus on collaboration and effective strategies to navigate regulatory hurdles, emphasizing the national benefits of resolving pipeline issues.
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Pipelines As Fastest Path To Energy Power
- Jason Kenney argues that building additional coastal pipelines is the fastest way to make Canada an energy superpower.
- He claims Prime Minister Carney's "build, baby, build" promise raises expectations that must be met.
Keystone XL 2.0 As Pragmatic Move
- Kenney thinks a renewed Keystone XL to the U.S. Gulf Coast is cheaper, faster, and more viable than a West Coast pipeline.
- He says existing pipe and simpler topography make a U.S. route a pragmatic "judo move."
De-Risk Projects With Targeted Government Support
- Be creative with financing: consider Alberta, Canada, and U.S. joint ventures or partial de-risking by governments.
- Limit government exposure but be willing to provide targeted guarantees to attract private bids.