hmmm - building a wall, and charging exorbitant admission prices, whether real or metaphorical... sort of what like Quebec did with Energy East, forcing Transcanada Pipelines to shelve the project because the economics were no longer feasible.  And, on the other coast, British Columbia did the same thing to kill a number of LNG proposals, and now British Columbia is trying to kill the Transmountain pipeline with the same tactics.

Frankly, I'm not sure why everyone is bent out of shape about the US attempts to stymie trade and good economics, especially when certain of our own provinces here in Canada seem to be doing an effective job of it all by themselves, with the tacit blessing of our own Justin Trudeau, who hasn't said one word in defense free and open trade within our borders, let alone defending any part of our homegrown energy and resource industries.