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Carney’s plan to double electricity supply would power a stronger,…

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By Merran Smith, Bruce Anderson
| National Newswatch
Topics Carney’s plan to double electricity supply would power a stronger, more resilient Canadian economy. Author(s) Source National Newswatch Posted Share What’s Canada’s secret weapon to supercharge our economy? Something most of us rarely think about until it’s missing: electricity. Affordable, reliable energy sits at the centre of how we live and work, and how our industries compete.
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Canadians want to accelerate our competitiveness – and our path to a…

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By Merran Smith, Bruce Anderson
| National Newswatch
The world heading into 2026 looks very different from a decade ago. New geopolitical tensions, trade disruptions, and surging energy demand — driven in part by AI and other energy-intensive industries — have countries scrambling to secure supply chains and shore up energy security. And while fossil fuels remain in that mix, the larger story is the rapid acceleration of clean energy adoption and the strong flow of investment into markets building clean capacity.
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Carney approval sits at 68%, 59% in Alberta

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By Bruce Anderson
| Substack
Sometimes people who are deeply involved in politics, whether keyboard warriors or those who run for - or staff - political offices can fall into a habit, one I’ve had myself at times, of thinking of politics like a game or sport. When you’re in that mindset, it’s easy to imagine everyone else is dialled in and treating it the same way.
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