The Liberals will try to spin this as economic conditions have changed when it was the ever changing environmental rules, that pushed costs higher and it seemed to be no end to these rules. Interestingly the tankers that come with Saudi and Venezuela oil get a free pass in terms of environmental rules, and we are left shipping our assets south at discounted prices. Carr can say we are open for business, but who would want to do business in an uncertain market like Canada. The Liberals have pretty much resigned themselves to the fact that they may govern a country, but those that their majority comes from two provinces, Ontario and Quebec. When Coderre says he is proud the project was rejected, he might as well as said Quebec dosen't care about a unified country, as long as it gets what it wants.