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Canada may be entering a new resource supercycle. The global push toward electrification is creating massive demand for the materials and energy sources Canada already possesses. Lithium. Copper. Graphite. Cobalt. LNG. Nuclear. Canada has them all. As countries race to secure critical minerals and energy supply, Canada is increasingly...

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I had a great time chatting with Neil Cavuto on Fox News about how the U.S. and Canada are so much stronger together. Whether it’s critical minerals, oil and gas or nuclear energy, no one is better positioned to help America’s growing economy than Canada. Let’s build Fortress Can-Am to protect jobs on both sides of the border!
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I had a great time chatting with Neil Cavuto on Fox News about how the U.S. and Canada are so much stronger together. Whether it’s critical minerals, oil and gas or nuclear energy, no one is better positioned to help America’s growing economy than Canada. Let’s build Fortress Can-Am to protect jobs on both sides of the border!

Doug Ford

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Carney went to New York and told Wall Street Canada is moving at “record speed” as an energy superpower. Then he bragged about a “potential pipeline” carrying Alberta oil to Asia. Potential. As in: not built. Not approved. No steel in the ground. No committed builder. After years of Liberal policy helping choke pipelines, punish Alberta, scare off capital, and make Canadian energy politically toxic, Carney is now selling investors the fantasy that Ottawa suddenly knows how to build. Canada has the oil. Canada has the LNG. Canada has the uranium. Canada has the workers. What Canada does not have is a federal government with credibility left on energy. Energy superpower? On paper, maybe.
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Carney went to New York and told Wall Street Canada is moving at “record speed” as an energy superpower. Then he bragged about a “potential pipeline” carrying Alberta oil to Asia. Potential. As in: not built. Not approved. No steel in the ground. No committed builder. After years of Liberal policy helping choke pipelines, punish Alberta, scare off capital, and make Canadian energy politically toxic, Carney is now selling investors the fantasy that Ottawa suddenly knows how to build. Canada has the oil. Canada has the LNG. Canada has the uranium. Canada has the workers. What Canada does not have is a federal government with credibility left on energy. Energy superpower? On paper, maybe.

The Real Mr Bench

113,924 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

I believe fear of China, not politics, will ultimately bring North America back together. As the race for AI, energy, and critical infrastructure accelerates, economic reality will outweigh political disagreements because the United States, Canada, and Mexico are stronger when they work together. Canada has the energy and critical minerals, the United States has the scale and innovation, and Mexico plays a vital role in the North American economy. In the long run, cooperation is not just good policy, it’s an economic necessity.
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I believe fear of China, not politics, will ultimately bring North America back together. As the race for AI, energy, and critical infrastructure accelerates, economic reality will outweigh political disagreements because the United States, Canada, and Mexico are stronger when they work together. Canada has the energy and critical minerals, the United States has the scale and innovation, and Mexico plays a vital role in the North American economy. In the long run, cooperation is not just good policy, it’s an economic necessity.

Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful

42,623 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

No other country has the same stack as Canada in mining: the geology, the stability, the trade infrastructure, a century of engineering expertise. And over $50 billion in global mining capital raised through our exchanges over the past five years. Together with industry, provinces and territories, and Indigenous Peoples, we're going to keep leveraging this stack, with new tools like the Canada Critical Minerals Accelerator, to unlock the critical minerals at the heart of electrification, renewables, defence and technology supply chains.
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No other country has the same stack as Canada in mining: the geology, the stability, the trade infrastructure, a century of engineering expertise. And over $50 billion in global mining capital raised through our exchanges over the past five years. Together with industry, provinces and territories, and Indigenous Peoples, we're going to keep leveraging this stack, with new tools like the Canada Critical Minerals Accelerator, to unlock the critical minerals at the heart of electrification, renewables, defence and technology supply chains.

Tim Hodgson

10,138 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

🇨🇦 Canada could soon be “arm wrestling” Saudi Arabia to become the world’s largest oil producer. Adam Waterous, CEO & Managing Partner of Waterous Energy Fund, believes Canada could reach 10 million barrels of oil production per day within the next decade—potentially surpassing both the U.S. and Russia. Waterous says a shift of that magnitude wouldn’t just transform Canada’s economy. It could fundamentally change the country’s place in the world, taking Canada from a “middle power” to a global energy superpower. Watch the full episode of In the Money with Amber Kanwar, part of our special summer series Can Canada Meet the Moment? #InTheMoney #CanCanadaMeetTheMoment #CanadianEnergy #Energy #OilAndGas #Canada #Investing #CanadianEconomy #EnergyInvesting #AdamWaterous
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🇨🇦 Canada could soon be “arm wrestling” Saudi Arabia to become the world’s largest oil producer. Adam Waterous, CEO & Managing Partner of Waterous Energy Fund, believes Canada could reach 10 million barrels of oil production per day within the next decade—potentially surpassing both the U.S. and Russia. Waterous says a shift of that magnitude wouldn’t just transform Canada’s economy. It could fundamentally change the country’s place in the world, taking Canada from a “middle power” to a global energy superpower. Watch the full episode of In the Money with Amber Kanwar, part of our special summer series Can Canada Meet the Moment? #InTheMoney #CanCanadaMeetTheMoment #CanadianEnergy #Energy #OilAndGas #Canada #Investing #CanadianEconomy #EnergyInvesting #AdamWaterous

inthemoneypod

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Critical Minerals Exposure—Without Operating the Mine Evolve Royalties is building a next-generation royalty business focused on the metals powering electrification and digital infrastructure. Here’s what stands out: • Exposure to copper, base metals & critical minerals • Royalty model designed for lower operational risk • Participation in long-term mine revenues • Positioned for demand tied to AI, electrification & energy infrastructure The strategy is simple: finance the projects shaping the future—without the cost burden of operating them. Less volatility. Long-term commodity exposure. Built for the next industrial cycle. Learn more:
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Critical Minerals Exposure—Without Operating the Mine Evolve Royalties is building a next-generation royalty business focused on the metals powering electrification and digital infrastructure. Here’s what stands out: • Exposure to copper, base metals & critical minerals • Royalty model designed for lower operational risk • Participation in long-term mine revenues • Positioned for demand tied to AI, electrification & energy infrastructure The strategy is simple: finance the projects shaping the future—without the cost burden of operating them. Less volatility. Long-term commodity exposure. Built for the next industrial cycle. Learn more:

BTV & CEO Clips

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Our province is blessed with an abundance of natural resources and critical minerals, and our government has made it a priority to empower industry to unlock its full potential. We offer some of the best incentives to industry, while ensuring fair tax and royalty structures, making our province the top region in Canada and one of the top regions globally for mining investment attractiveness. This has positioned our province to play a significant role in helping Canada become a global energy and resource superpower.
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Our province is blessed with an abundance of natural resources and critical minerals, and our government has made it a priority to empower industry to unlock its full potential. We offer some of the best incentives to industry, while ensuring fair tax and royalty structures, making our province the top region in Canada and one of the top regions globally for mining investment attractiveness. This has positioned our province to play a significant role in helping Canada become a global energy and resource superpower.

Scott Moe

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We’re building big things, and the UAE wants to build with us. They’re going to invest $70 billion in Canada — putting money into key sectors like critical minerals, AI, and clean energy. This will create thousands of new careers, enable critical research, and help build a stronger, more resilient economy.
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We’re building big things, and the UAE wants to build with us. They’re going to invest $70 billion in Canada — putting money into key sectors like critical minerals, AI, and clean energy. This will create thousands of new careers, enable critical research, and help build a stronger, more resilient economy.

Mark Carney

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Carney is asked "How can you succeed in turning Canada into an energy superpower when the budget didn't provide any of the five relief measures that the sector had asked for in its Build Canada now letter earlier this year?" Carney babbles about net-zero grids, nuclear, emissions and then talks about the benefits of LNG but no NEW LNG projects. Large scale word salad. Carney's superpower is babble Canada will not be a "conventional energy superpower" with a net-zero zealot in charge. He completely mislead Canadians during the election Mark Carney
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Carney is asked "How can you succeed in turning Canada into an energy superpower when the budget didn't provide any of the five relief measures that the sector had asked for in its Build Canada now letter earlier this year?" Carney babbles about net-zero grids, nuclear, emissions and then talks about the benefits of LNG but no NEW LNG projects. Large scale word salad. Carney's superpower is babble Canada will not be a "conventional energy superpower" with a net-zero zealot in charge. He completely mislead Canadians during the election Mark Carney

cbcwatcher

158,777 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce

🚨 CANADA MAY FINALLY BE MOVING TOWARDS ANOTHER MAJOR OIL PIPELINE Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she is open to multiple routes to the West Coast — including alongside existing infrastructure. Her message appears clear: Canada cannot keep sitting on vast energy reserves while allies face shortages and global trade shifts accelerate. With tariffs, geopolitical tensions and energy security back in focus… The argument for getting Alberta oil to tidewater is growing louder. Supporters say: Build. Export. Strengthen energy independence. Critics warn of environmental impact and long-term costs. Question: Should Canada rapidly expand oil infrastructure — or double down elsewhere?
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🚨 CANADA MAY FINALLY BE MOVING TOWARDS ANOTHER MAJOR OIL PIPELINE Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she is open to multiple routes to the West Coast — including alongside existing infrastructure. Her message appears clear: Canada cannot keep sitting on vast energy reserves while allies face shortages and global trade shifts accelerate. With tariffs, geopolitical tensions and energy security back in focus… The argument for getting Alberta oil to tidewater is growing louder. Supporters say: Build. Export. Strengthen energy independence. Critics warn of environmental impact and long-term costs. Question: Should Canada rapidly expand oil infrastructure — or double down elsewhere?

Jim Ferguson

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As demand for critical minerals continues to grow, Africa faces a defining question: how can the continent turn its mineral wealth into jobs, industrial growth, and long-term development? We spoke with experts who identified five ways Africa can capture more value from its critical minerals: 1️⃣ Put Africans at the center of global mineral negotiations and secure stronger positions across global value chains 2️⃣ Build a stronger Global South voice in international decisions on critical minerals, trade, investment, and resource governance 3️⃣ Ensure mining drives inclusive growth by creating jobs, expanding opportunity, and tackling inequality and poverty 4️⃣ Use Africa’s collective bargaining power to coordinate mineral policies, attract investment, and strengthen the continent’s negotiating position 5️⃣ Move beyond raw mineral exports by investing in processing, refining, and manufacturing on the continent The global race for critical minerals is more than an economic opportunity. The decisions made today will shape Africa’s economic and political sovereignty, who benefits from its resources, and the continent’s development for decades to come.
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As demand for critical minerals continues to grow, Africa faces a defining question: how can the continent turn its mineral wealth into jobs, industrial growth, and long-term development? We spoke with experts who identified five ways Africa can capture more value from its critical minerals: 1️⃣ Put Africans at the center of global mineral negotiations and secure stronger positions across global value chains 2️⃣ Build a stronger Global South voice in international decisions on critical minerals, trade, investment, and resource governance 3️⃣ Ensure mining drives inclusive growth by creating jobs, expanding opportunity, and tackling inequality and poverty 4️⃣ Use Africa’s collective bargaining power to coordinate mineral policies, attract investment, and strengthen the continent’s negotiating position 5️⃣ Move beyond raw mineral exports by investing in processing, refining, and manufacturing on the continent The global race for critical minerals is more than an economic opportunity. The decisions made today will shape Africa’s economic and political sovereignty, who benefits from its resources, and the continent’s development for decades to come.

Open Society Foundations

41,365 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

How I’d build a zero tariff North American economy, eliminate trade barriers between the United States, Canada, and Mexico, then use each country’s strengths to make the continent more competitive, self sufficient, and secure. Canada brings energy and critical resources, Mexico brings agricultural strength, and the United States brings scale and capital. I believe economic necessity will eventually force North America toward this model, lowering costs, strengthening defense, and positioning us to compete more effectively with China.
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How I’d build a zero tariff North American economy, eliminate trade barriers between the United States, Canada, and Mexico, then use each country’s strengths to make the continent more competitive, self sufficient, and secure. Canada brings energy and critical resources, Mexico brings agricultural strength, and the United States brings scale and capital. I believe economic necessity will eventually force North America toward this model, lowering costs, strengthening defense, and positioning us to compete more effectively with China.

Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful

39,303 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

CANADA 🇨🇦 stand up, it’s your time to shine - I got some big ZOAEnergy news 💥💥💥 Proud to announce our ZOA ENERGY will be in brick and mortar stores - all across CANADA 👏🏾👏🏾 ZOA Energy has seen fantastic growth since launching our brand (fastest growing in the energy category at that time) and now we proudly expand our footprint into Canada for all our Canadian ZOA Warriors to enjoy 🇨🇦💥 ZOA has a lot more work to do, but Canada here we come. And as you see, so many of my life’s “defining moments” happened to me in Canada. Always grateful for the lessons, blood, sweat and grind. And fanny packs. Sip your ZO, CANADA ~ and LFG! ~ dj #founder #zoaenergy #canada 🇨🇦 distribution partner/ Molson Coors Beverage Company
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CANADA 🇨🇦 stand up, it’s your time to shine - I got some big ZOAEnergy news 💥💥💥 Proud to announce our ZOA ENERGY will be in brick and mortar stores - all across CANADA 👏🏾👏🏾 ZOA Energy has seen fantastic growth since launching our brand (fastest growing in the energy category at that time) and now we proudly expand our footprint into Canada for all our Canadian ZOA Warriors to enjoy 🇨🇦💥 ZOA has a lot more work to do, but Canada here we come. And as you see, so many of my life’s “defining moments” happened to me in Canada. Always grateful for the lessons, blood, sweat and grind. And fanny packs. Sip your ZO, CANADA ~ and LFG! ~ dj #founder #zoaenergy #canada 🇨🇦 distribution partner/ Molson Coors Beverage Company

Dwayne Johnson

784,838 görüntüleme • 3 yıl önce

CANADA PRODUCES THE OIL. WHY ARE WE THIS EXPOSED? 🇨🇦 Hundreds of B.C. dump-truck drivers convoyed Friday as Vancouver diesel hit roughly $2.84/L. Here’s the part Canadians should know: Canada produced a record 5.35 MILLION barrels of crude oil per day in 2025. But our 16 refineries can process only about 1.9 million barrels/day and in 2025 Canada still imported 485,000 barrels/day of refined petroleum products, nearly 80% from the United States. Think about how ridiculous that is. We are one of the great energy-producing nations on Earth. We have the oil. We have enormous natural-gas resources. We have access to both the Atlantic and Pacific. Yet when global diesel supplies tighten, Canadian truckers get hammered. More Canadian refining, pipelines, export capacity and LNG would not magically disconnect us from global energy prices. But it would give Canada more domestic supply, more options and greater energy security instead of leaving ourselves unnecessarily exposed. The world needs energy. Canada should be producing it, refining more of it, exporting it — and building the infrastructure to do all three. #Canada #Energy #OilAndGas #Diesel #Trucking #CanadianEnergy
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CANADA PRODUCES THE OIL. WHY ARE WE THIS EXPOSED? 🇨🇦 Hundreds of B.C. dump-truck drivers convoyed Friday as Vancouver diesel hit roughly $2.84/L. Here’s the part Canadians should know: Canada produced a record 5.35 MILLION barrels of crude oil per day in 2025. But our 16 refineries can process only about 1.9 million barrels/day and in 2025 Canada still imported 485,000 barrels/day of refined petroleum products, nearly 80% from the United States. Think about how ridiculous that is. We are one of the great energy-producing nations on Earth. We have the oil. We have enormous natural-gas resources. We have access to both the Atlantic and Pacific. Yet when global diesel supplies tighten, Canadian truckers get hammered. More Canadian refining, pipelines, export capacity and LNG would not magically disconnect us from global energy prices. But it would give Canada more domestic supply, more options and greater energy security instead of leaving ourselves unnecessarily exposed. The world needs energy. Canada should be producing it, refining more of it, exporting it — and building the infrastructure to do all three. #Canada #Energy #OilAndGas #Diesel #Trucking #CanadianEnergy

🇨🇦 Antonio Tweets

65,378 görüntüleme • 3 gün önce

🇨🇦 "Two years ago, the government was trying to shut this industry down." Enbridge CEO Greg Ebel says Canada has turned a corner—and believes the country's oil and gas industry is poised for a comeback. He explains why Canadian energy has become a strategic advantage, why Europe and the U.S. need reliable Canadian supply, and why he believes the industry has a much bigger role to play in an increasingly uncertain world. Watch the full interview! #Canada #Energy #OilAndGas #Enbridge #Pipelines #Investing #EnergySecurity #Stocks
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🇨🇦 "Two years ago, the government was trying to shut this industry down." Enbridge CEO Greg Ebel says Canada has turned a corner—and believes the country's oil and gas industry is poised for a comeback. He explains why Canadian energy has become a strategic advantage, why Europe and the U.S. need reliable Canadian supply, and why he believes the industry has a much bigger role to play in an increasingly uncertain world. Watch the full interview! #Canada #Energy #OilAndGas #Enbridge #Pipelines #Investing #EnergySecurity #Stocks

inthemoneypod

99,656 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

⚡ CRITICAL ELEMENTS LITHIUM CORPORATION: Powering Quebec’s Next Lithium Supply Hub | As seen on BTV - Business Television As global lithium demand accelerates, Quebec is emerging as a cornerstone of North America’s battery supply chain — and Critical Elements Lithium is positioned at the forefront. The company’s flagship Rose Lithium-Tantalum Project is one of the most advanced hard-rock lithium projects in North America. With key permits secured and detailed engineering well advanced, Rose is positioned to move quickly toward construction once a final investment decision is made. Strategically located with year-round road access and nearby connection to Hydro-Québec — one of the cleanest and lowest-cost power grids globally — the project is designed to deliver responsible, low-carbon lithium supply to EV and energy storage markets. Investor decision factors - Final investment decision to be taken on Rose once project financing is in place - Key permits secured - Access to low-carbon Hydro-Québec power - Conditional Government and institutional financing support With global lithium demand projected to grow from approximately 1.2 million tonnes to nearly 3 million tonnes by 2030, management believes new supply will be critical — and Rose is positioned to be part of that solution. Learn more:
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⚡ CRITICAL ELEMENTS LITHIUM CORPORATION: Powering Quebec’s Next Lithium Supply Hub | As seen on BTV - Business Television As global lithium demand accelerates, Quebec is emerging as a cornerstone of North America’s battery supply chain — and Critical Elements Lithium is positioned at the forefront. The company’s flagship Rose Lithium-Tantalum Project is one of the most advanced hard-rock lithium projects in North America. With key permits secured and detailed engineering well advanced, Rose is positioned to move quickly toward construction once a final investment decision is made. Strategically located with year-round road access and nearby connection to Hydro-Québec — one of the cleanest and lowest-cost power grids globally — the project is designed to deliver responsible, low-carbon lithium supply to EV and energy storage markets. Investor decision factors - Final investment decision to be taken on Rose once project financing is in place - Key permits secured - Access to low-carbon Hydro-Québec power - Conditional Government and institutional financing support With global lithium demand projected to grow from approximately 1.2 million tonnes to nearly 3 million tonnes by 2030, management believes new supply will be critical — and Rose is positioned to be part of that solution. Learn more:

BTV & CEO Clips

446,810 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

The Critical Mineral You’re Overlooking 5E Advanced Materials is positioning itself around one of the most overlooked—but essential—materials: boron. Used in everything from electronics and energy to defense systems, boron is critical—yet most supply comes from overseas. Why it matters now: • Growing demand across multiple industries • U.S. push for domestic supply chains • Limited global production sources 5E’s approach: • Vertically integrated U.S. project • Fully permitted and advancing toward production • Focused on building a domestic boron supply A material most investors ignore— at the center of modern technology. Learn more:
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The Critical Mineral You’re Overlooking 5E Advanced Materials is positioning itself around one of the most overlooked—but essential—materials: boron. Used in everything from electronics and energy to defense systems, boron is critical—yet most supply comes from overseas. Why it matters now: • Growing demand across multiple industries • U.S. push for domestic supply chains • Limited global production sources 5E’s approach: • Vertically integrated U.S. project • Fully permitted and advancing toward production • Focused on building a domestic boron supply A material most investors ignore— at the center of modern technology. Learn more:

BTV & CEO Clips

48,481 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

Critical minerals are the pillars of our economy and national security in the 21st-century. That’s why we’re using the Defence Production Act to designate them as essential to Canada’s national defence and interests. This designation allows Canada to move faster to secure supply chains, build strategic stockpiles, and strengthen our economic and defence resilience for decades to come. This is how we lead, how we support industry, and how we build a more sovereign and resilient Canada in an increasingly volatile world.
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Critical minerals are the pillars of our economy and national security in the 21st-century. That’s why we’re using the Defence Production Act to designate them as essential to Canada’s national defence and interests. This designation allows Canada to move faster to secure supply chains, build strategic stockpiles, and strengthen our economic and defence resilience for decades to come. This is how we lead, how we support industry, and how we build a more sovereign and resilient Canada in an increasingly volatile world.

Tim Hodgson

40,321 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce

🚨Nothing will be built in Canada unless it's decrabonized as Mark Carney doubles down on his Green agenda. "We want to see lower carbon conventional energy. Lower carbon mining. Lower carbon manufacturing. Because that is going to be a driver of competitiveness." As if Canada can afford this red tape that will make it all but competitive. The only thing that will make us competitive is to actually build things and participate in the global economy to begin with.
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🚨Nothing will be built in Canada unless it's decrabonized as Mark Carney doubles down on his Green agenda. "We want to see lower carbon conventional energy. Lower carbon mining. Lower carbon manufacturing. Because that is going to be a driver of competitiveness." As if Canada can afford this red tape that will make it all but competitive. The only thing that will make us competitive is to actually build things and participate in the global economy to begin with.

Kirk Lubimov

44,799 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce