Oakville East Conservative Association

Oakville East Conservative Association We are the Oakville East Conservative Association.

We are here to serve our members and to build a team to elect a Conservative MP in the federal riding of Oakville East

09/14/2026

Really good explanation about what's going on in Canada right now - the stuff you won't hear about on TV or in major newspapers. It's important to hear how we are being misled.

Pierre Poilievre Rally!!!Calling all Conservatives!Exciting news! There's going to be a rally in Brantford - Pierre Poil...
09/13/2026

Pierre Poilievre Rally!!!

Calling all Conservatives!
Exciting news! There's going to be a rally in Brantford - Pierre Poilievre will be there.

Who's Going?

09/12/2026

Will she shut down Line 5 and cut off oil to Ontario and Quebec?

09/10/2026

"Try to open the channels of communication to get back to the table. That is the best place for us to be.”

09/10/2026

Andrew Oland, CEO of Moosehead explains how the 50% tariffs impact his company

09/08/2026

Canadians are standing up for Canada 🇨🇦

09/08/2026

Who actually pays for the counter tariffs? Small business people tell the real story.

09/03/2026

"I want to get government out of the way so that people can keep more of their hard earned money in their pocket.

Real Conservatives know that taxes and government programs don’t solve problems.

I know that because even with the tariffs, it’s still cheaper for a BC wine makers to sell their products in the United States than to sell into Ontario. That’s wrong.

Get government out of the way and let Canadians and Americans prosper. When these tariffs from Donald Trump finally do end, and they will, I know we’ll get back to business with our American cousins.

Until then, go Canada go. 🇨🇦"

09/02/2026

This is what Eastern Canada said no to.

Energy East would have moved up to 1.1 million barrels of Canadian oil per day from the West to Eastern Canada.

Instead, here’s what we do now:

In 2025, Canada imported 506,000 barrels of foreign crude oil every day. That cost $17.8 billion.

And 75.6% of it came from the United States.

The Eastern Canada numbers are brutal:

Ontario: 87,000 barrels/day imported
99.7% from the U.S.

Quebec: 126,000 barrels/day imported
almost 100% from the U.S.

New Brunswick: 270,000 barrels/day imported
about 54% from the U.S.

At the same time, Canada exported 4.3 million barrels/day in 2025, with about 3.9 million barrels/day going to the U.S.

Think about how insane that is.

We produce massive amounts of oil in Western Canada.
We send most of it south.
Then Eastern Canada turns around and buys oil from the Americans because we never built enough east-west infrastructure.

That is how we shot ourselves in the foot.

Energy East was not a small project. Its proposed capacity was more than double all the crude oil Canada imported in 2025.

No, it would not have replaced every imported barrel. Saint John was also meant to be an export terminal. But it would have given Canada far more control over its own energy, its own supply chain, and its own economy.

Instead, Ontario is almost fully dependent on U.S. imported crude. Quebec too. And Saint John, home to Canada’s largest refinery, still has no crude oil pipeline connection.

So when politicians talk about sovereignty from the United States, remember this:

We had a chance to move more Canadian energy across Canada.

And we said no.

Canada does not have a resource problem.

Canada has a nation-building problem.

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1011 Upper Middle Road East, Suite 86034
Oakville, ON
L6H5V6

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