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🇨🇦 ALBERTA'S PIPELINE HOPE HITS A 50-YEAR WALL 🇨🇦
Premier Danielle Smith wants a path to the ocean for Alberta crude, but the Oil Tanker Moratorium Act stands firm.
It is a conflict decades in the making, and the coast isn't blinking.
#Pipeline #BCPoli #CdnPoli #Environment
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Not because they were told to. Because they knew the truth:
That lighthouse didn’t just shine light.
It shined for life,
It shone him.
And now you know the rest of the story…
Not because they were told to. Because they knew the truth:
That lighthouse didn’t just shine light.
It shined for life,
It shone him.
And now you know the rest of the story…
“Cooper keeps the sea honest.”
He trained his kids to run the lighthouse, too — not for glory, but because “someone’s got to keep the light burning.”
He lived his whole life in that little cove, never seeking fame, never expecting reward.
“Cooper keeps the sea honest.”
He trained his kids to run the lighthouse, too — not for glory, but because “someone’s got to keep the light burning.”
He lived his whole life in that little cove, never seeking fame, never expecting reward.
One newspaper at the time called him “the living definition of Newfoundland grit.”
One newspaper at the time called him “the living definition of Newfoundland grit.”
He watched the sea like a hawk.
He listened for ship bells through the fog.
And when disaster struck — and it struck often — he didn’t wait for help.
He rowed.
No matter the weather.
No matter the hour.
No matter how many people told him he’d drown doing it.
He watched the sea like a hawk.
He listened for ship bells through the fog.
And when disaster struck — and it struck often — he didn’t wait for help.
He rowed.
No matter the weather.
No matter the hour.
No matter how many people told him he’d drown doing it.
And here’s where the legend starts.
And here’s where the legend starts.
His name was William “Billy” Cooper, born in 1851 in Bonavista Bay.
Not a soldier. Not a politician. Just a fisherman’s son with a stubborn streak and a belief that nobody should die on his shoreline.
His name was William “Billy” Cooper, born in 1851 in Bonavista Bay.
Not a soldier. Not a politician. Just a fisherman’s son with a stubborn streak and a belief that nobody should die on his shoreline.
#Canada 🇨🇦 🍁 has jumped 8 places in the Global competitive index to the 11th spot in 2025 since Mark Carney became PM
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#Canada 🇨🇦 🍁 has jumped 8 places in the Global competitive index to the 11th spot in 2025 since Mark Carney became PM
Link : www.imd.org/centers/wcc/...
At the G20 Summit, Prime Minister Støre and I discussed how we can work together to build up these industries for our workers and businesses.
At the G20 Summit, Prime Minister Støre and I discussed how we can work together to build up these industries for our workers and businesses.
The trilateral agreement aims to have the three democracies work together to diversify supply chains,
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The trilateral agreement aims to have the three democracies work together to diversify supply chains,
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