Canadianroots

Canadianroots

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In 2023, Norman Keevil looked at a 22% premium offer from Glencore and said four words: "Canada is not for sale." Two and a half years later, he said yes to merging Teck with Anglo American. If you stopped reading there, you'd think the old man caved. He didn't. www.linkedin.com/pulse/teck-s...

linkedin.comTeck Said Canada is Not for Sale and Chose the Deal Best for Rural Canadaby Shannon Peel | Trade War Heroes Series In 2023, before the Trade War, before Trump called Canada the 51st State, Norman Keevil, Chairman Emeritus of Teck Resources and its controlling shareholder, ...

A deal? What are the chances that Canada gets anything and gave up everything? Carney is a strong negotiator and can get things done. As for communication, though its gotten better over the last year it still is a long way from reassuring. Do we have a deal like Trump says? Doubtful

On July 21, 2026, between 5-6pm BC broke a power record. The next evening it broke again, as air conditioners ran Nobody was thinking about their hydro bill in the middle of the heat wave. They should be thinking about their bill. www.linkedin.com/pulse/electr...

linkedin.comElectrification of BC is Making Electricity More Expensive Regardless of How it is GeneratedOn July 21, 2026, between five and six in the evening, BC broke a power record. Peak demand hit 8,715 megawatts, the highest summer hour in the province's history.

On July 21, 2026, between 5 and 6 in the evening, BC broke a power record. The next evening it broke again as air conditioners ran Nobody was thinking about their hydro bill They were thinking about staying cool. They should be thinking about their bill. www.linkedin.com/pulse/electr...

linkedin.comElectrification of BC is Making Electricity More Expensive Regardless of How it is GeneratedOn July 21, 2026, between five and six in the evening, BC broke a power record. Peak demand hit 8,715 megawatts, the highest summer hour in the province's history.

When you have only one buyer, that buyer sets the price. For years, Canadian heavy oil sold at a steep discount to the world price, not because the oil was worse, but because it had nowhere else to go. Only gov't can build an oil pipeline in Canada www.linkedin.com/pulse/tmx-wh...

linkedin.comTMX: Why Canada Owns a Pipeline Companyby Shannon Peel | Canadian Resources and Economy Series In the spring of 2018, a Texas oil company looked at Canada and decided it wasn't worth the the effort and the risk to keep trying to build a pi...

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the first five major nation-building projects in September 2025, committing to reduce approval timelines to a maximum of two years and referring them to the newly created Major Projects Office for coordinated funding and review. www.linkedin.com/pulse/canadi...

linkedin.comCanada Mining's Moment is Here, What the Capital Investment is Signalling.Somewhere in northern Ontario, a geologist is reading core samples that could change a small town's economy for the next twenty years. In Nunavut, a millwright is finishing his third week on rotation ...

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The Bail and Sentencing Reform Act is now law. That means law enforcement have more tools to keep you safe. From consecutive sentencing to tighter bail rules for repeat offenders, we’re making sure dangerous offenders stay detained and out of your communities.

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We’re building our strength at home.  That’s why we launched Team Canada Strong — our nationwide effort to recruit, train, and hire up to 100,000 skilled trades workers. The workers that will build the homes, transit, and energy projects that will build Canada strong.

A Canada strong will help make America great again," Carney said in a speech to the Economic Club of New York where he laid out the rationale for his aggressive efforts to diversify trade and defence ties away from the U.S. in an uncertain world.

This is a scary article about Jivani - if he is vying to be PPs successor, he’ll take the party further to right, just as Avi is taking the NDP in a further left direction Will the party wake up? #cdnpoli

Canada’s Conservative Party is screwing up things on the international stage for Canada Just one more example at how outta touch PP and his MPs are when it comes to international relations Can he be called back before he makes things worse? #cdnpoli

This is true - Quebec needs the money that the Western taxes bring in. Without that there will be less cash in their coffers

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Dominic LeBlanc says national unity not the driving force behind MOU: "The Alberta economy and the natural resource economy of Western Canada is important to the whole country ... the whole country has an interest in a growing, competitive economy in Alberta."

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This will increase the fears of Canadians and uncertainties around future stability in the region Though I doubt it means war, it does mean that Trump has no interest in working with Canada What is more interesting is the timing - After Trump’s meeting with Xi

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Yesterday, I threw on an apron and jumped in to support a great cause. Every meal purchased on McHappy Days helps support @ronaldmcdonaldhousebcy in continuing their work supporting families when their child is sick, and they need it most.

Since April I applied for over 200 jobs most of which were customized CVS and cover letters The rejection letters have started trickling in Getting through the system to the eyeballs of a person - a game of guess the keyword

An easy lay up for the US - Doubt the rest will be as easy It’s not saying China is on the US’s side Fr R "Keeping the area safe and stable and ensuring unimpeded passage serves the common interest of the international community," embassy spokesperson Liu ​Pengyu told Reuters

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Toronto’s MLSE LaunchPad helps young people build confidence and thrive in their community. We’re building more places like this to support our athletes at every level — from the playground to the podium.

Human trafficking is a profitable business in Canada In rural areas where there are fewer resources for migrant workers who must pay their employer and pay to live Our system doesn’t punish employers who hold back wages and force long hours leaving people starving We need to stand up for them