Dominic Cardy tells Tide News that he supports the project, but we're not just going to make this province wealthy by pulling things out of the ground and processing raw materials.
He says we need to work on education and skill-training so we can compete for what he calls the high-end jobs.
Cardy says the educational system has let many people down, and needs to be turned around before New Brunswickers can become competitive in the job market.
