The Financial Post reports in its Friday edition that the mayors of Vancouver and Burnaby, Gregor Robertson and Derek Corrigan, have a nasty habit of saying "No" to everything related to energy development. The Post's Randy Kerr writes that they continually send a message to potential investors of British Columbia and the rest of Canada that capital is not welcome. "We will do everything we can as a city to ensure Kinder Morgan does not return," said Mayor Corrigan of a pipeline and company that has been operating in Burnaby for 60 years. Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson is considering a bylaw "to prevent the expansion of, or creation of new, coal export infrastructure within the City of Vancouver" of companies that have been bringing coal to Port Metro Vancouver for over 100 years. Rather than focusing on issues within their jurisdiction, like roads, transit, bike lanes, garbage collection, the two mayors have gone to war against the transportation companies that bring resources to the Ports. Mr. Kerr says he doubts the two mayors speak for British Columbians, Westerners or Canadians as a whole. He says they speak for a small number of activists that are entirely focused on tearing down the Canadian economy.