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Buy with the potential of war escalation in the coming years?

Assistant professor Sarah Sharma told CBC the West Coast pipeline fails on economics because the IEA says oil demand is “slowing.” That is half a citation IEA World Energy Outlook 2025 restored the Current Policies Scenario the agency had dropped after 2020. In it, oil demand rises from about 100 million barrels a day in 2024 to 105 million in 2035 and 113 million by 2050. No peak. Even the Stated Policies case only flattens near 102 million around 2030. India’s oil use still climbs from 5.4 million to about 7.4 million by 2035 in that scenario. “Slowing growth” is not “no market.” Her Sinopec line is real: in August 2026 the chairman said China’s demand very likely peaked in 2025. One refiner’s call, made in a price spike, is not the global balance. And Europe’s documented ask is for Canadian LNG — Uniper’s 20-year deal, SEFE, France — not a reason to pretend Asian crude demand has vanished Selective facts do not give a realistic picture. She is a climate-governance political economist, not a market forecaster. CBC put her on to judge the economic case. She answered with the IEA number that fit and left out the one that mattered most

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Jamieson Greer, asked by Katie Simpson whether the January 1 auto-tariff threat is real and why Canada is cutting deals with the EU and India on U.S. soil: Please stop calling it a threat. That’s just “domestic economic policy.” Canada already has a trade surplus of $45–60 billion with us; without that offtake they’d be in deficit. The EU too. Low growth plus low growth is still low growth, so feel free to shop the surplus around. We’re busy reshoring, and we’ve already cut deals with almost everyone else. Technical talks with Ottawa are happening. A handful of issues are just “quite difficult.” Next question @jamiesongreer

So does he really think a country with 40 million people and one with 250 million shouldn’t have a trade deficit.

No trade deficit if you remove oil you are in surplus lying again

A resolution has been reached to restart the Howe Sound Pulp Mill. This has been an unbearably stressful few weeks for the 400 workers and their families. We will always stand up for jobs. We will always stand up for BC. vancouver.citynews.ca/2026/1…

"In the new lingo, there is an operating budget, devoted to day-to-day expenditures, and a capital budget, aimed at promoting investment [but] the government is pushing what would be rightly categorized as an operating expense by other countries into the capital ledger..."✅

"The reality is that the Carney gov't has abandoned the fiscal constraints of its supposedly more spendthrift predecessor [and it's] deficit is projected to decline only minimally through this decade. The Liberals want federal finances to be viewed through a soft-focus lens."✅

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Everyone is watching stocks. I'm watching the US Dollar. DXY has just pushed to its highest level in 18 months, and historically a rapidly strengthening dollar hasn't always been comfortable for risk assets. Is this another risk-off signal? Or simply a reflection of higher US yields and relative economic strength?

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Trumph doesn’t know ball 😭😭

This is how you know the US government has pumped too much money into the system lol. Run a $1T surplus every year and watch most of these Pokémon cards’ value decline by -90%.

I mean if $NKE bottoms here This will go as most loved tweet of all times 👀

#NEW from @CTVNews: "B.C.’s Eby promises to temporarily suspend gas tax, regulate prices at the pump"

Today in Surrey I committed to cutting gas prices by up to 30 cents a litre. When Trump started his war with Iran, big oil companies used it as cover. They padded their margins by 20 cents a litre at B.C. pumps, took an estimated $865 million out of British Columbians' pockets, and doubled their profits to $13.3 billion in a single quarter. So here's my plan. We'll suspend 10 cents a litre of the provincial gas tax, and bring in a price guard so the BC Utilities Commission can cap what oil companies charge. That's savings of up to $20 every time you fill up, and up to $100 every month for a two-car family. See what you'd save: bcndp.ca/gas The conservative parties won't stand up to big oil. I will. That's how we build B.C. strong.

Makes you wonder how fake the history books really are.

A police officer tapped me on the shoulder this morning in a downtown Montreal café: "Hey are you Vesper Digital?" Uh-ohhhhh, "Yeah!?" "Love your YouTube channel bro, keep going." Shook my hand and walked off. -No arrest -No ticket -Paranoid now -Humbled 😵‍💫

Flattering but false. We are early pioneers in our methodology. Our global government business is sub-10% of our revenue and that’s how we wish to keep it. The private sector is way more efficient.

All US government contractors are listed on SAM.gov

Trump - "Certain levels of inflation will also pay off debt very rapidly"

“Canadian #exports of semi-finished carbon & alloy #steel slabs to the U.S. have been rising this year, hitting about 62,000 tonnes in July, up from 3,324 tonnes last year, according to U.S. trade administration data. The data does not indicate which companies are exporting.”🤔