From Investor Village The market worse fears have been confirmed. Although the composition of the resulting parliament is hard to read, the two most anti-pipeline parties seem to have been sidelined. BQ is high on the climate bandwagon, but I doubt they care much about TMX, BQ is all about Quebec, they could careless what happens on the other side of the country. My guess this new government will drag forward for a couple of years, after which we will have a new election. I don't think much changes for TMX in the end, but the chance of additional pipelines in Canada post this election is effectively zero. I also think carbon taxes will increase and overall federal taxation will increase. I believe international investors will continue to shy away from Canada based on this election results. Canadian oil stocks are unlikely to rally in this context, but again the sector is so down beaten, it is hard to see it bleed much more based on the status quo. But if we have learned one thing over the last many years never bet on a bottom for Canadian energy. Truly, a sad day for Alberta and Canadian energy investors. We have had too many such days since 2014. They say it is darkest before dawn, but this is if there is a sun on the other side. We are still waiting.