Sorry, Gary, what Canada really needs is bold leadership around renewable energy. Lest I remind you Enbridge is responsible for the Kalamazoo calamity. A disaster that is still planning out today 6 years later. In July 2010, a pipeline operated by Enbridge burst and heavy crude oil originating from Alberta and Saskatchewan flowed into a tributary of the Kalamazoo River in Michigan. Despite alarm bells sounding in Enbridge’s Edmonton headquarters, it was 18 hours after the rupture that the pipeline company finally learned of the spill. The disaster was the largest on-land spill in American history.  The EPA estimated that in excess of 1 million US gallons spilled into and poisoned the local environment. Originally estimated at $5 million, clean up costs as of the summer 2012 totaled more than $765 million.  When the dinosaurs who are still pushing fossil fuels as a sustainable solution figure out that you can't have a job if you don't have a planet then maybe we'll all have our "cake."