Andrew — please have the courage to write about First Nations issues. It’s the single biggest factor in major project approval, and I think we’re quietly undergoing a revolution.
Not sure if anyone noticed, but there’s all of a sudden First Nations invested in almost all the new projects, and the protests and blockades seem to be not happening.
The Carney plan of “make the First Nations industrial capitalists, and then we’re speaking the same language and can move forward together” seems to be working?
I can’t find any good writing on how things have changed in the last twelve months.
Canada's ability to carry out projects is determined by workers and materials, not money. Foreign investors trade foreign currency for Canadian dollars. Where do the foreign currencies go. Is it for consumption of foreign products? Please explain the benefits of foreign unvestment when Canada can create its own money and merium of exchange and do the investment for Canadians.
Andrew — please have the courage to write about First Nations issues. It’s the single biggest factor in major project approval, and I think we’re quietly undergoing a revolution.
Not sure if anyone noticed, but there’s all of a sudden First Nations invested in almost all the new projects, and the protests and blockades seem to be not happening.
The Carney plan of “make the First Nations industrial capitalists, and then we’re speaking the same language and can move forward together” seems to be working?
I can’t find any good writing on how things have changed in the last twelve months.
Very interesting. I would also love to read more about this topic.
Canada's ability to carry out projects is determined by workers and materials, not money. Foreign investors trade foreign currency for Canadian dollars. Where do the foreign currencies go. Is it for consumption of foreign products? Please explain the benefits of foreign unvestment when Canada can create its own money and merium of exchange and do the investment for Canadians.