🇨🇦 Canada has nickel, but no backbone

Canada is supposedly sitting on the minerals of the future, and yet every new mine is treated like a moon landing. That is the absurdity in this report. Nickel is strategic, essential for batteries, steel, and industrial sovereignty, but under the Trudeau model we act like extracting our own resources is some regrettable side hustle. Ottawa loves sermonizing about clean-tech supply chains while burying actual Canadian production under regulation, activist lawfare, and ESG theatre.

This is the globalist Canadian formula in one neat package: brag about critical minerals, then make it nearly impossible to develop them quickly, cheaply, or in the national interest. So we get the green transition sales pitch, foreign dependence, and endless process worship instead of jobs, refining capacity, and strategic control. A serious country would be building mines, processing at home, and locking in supply for Canadians first. Our ruling class would rather attend climate panels, praise DEI consultants, and outsource hard power to everyone else.

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