While I don't agree with Alberta's or Canada's carbon tax scheme (that can be done away with in a couple years), I do agree with most of what Notley is saying. Still, it is likely a good thing that all of this goes to court and some key questions are tested. 

Like First Nations rights over not just the land  but adjacent tidewater. How much say does one band or group of bands (coastal FN) who opposes, versus other bands that are on board with a project - and who decides (answer, the Federal gov't).  And what is the ability for provincial and local governments to stop Federally approved projects (nada).

In the meantime, the huge Hebron offshore oil platform is sailing away today, with hardly a whisper or protest. Is the self-centered attitude just out in LaLa Land, where Suzuki and a plethora of enrivos, academics and politicians have been brain-washing people for many years? Can't they move to the east coast for a while and give us a break? Is it something in the westcoast water?