Glencore plans to shut Canada’s largest copper metal operation over costs

We will be worse then the 3rd world soon

Mark Carney needs to go
 
70-80% of silver production is as a byproduct of mining other resources, copper being one of them. Less copper mining means less silver entering the market.
 
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Canada’s largest copper mine is shutting down. Glencore blames soaring costs — and Ottawa’s policies are making it worse. Copper’s up 60% in 5 years… but Canada’s economy? Headed the other way. If even miners can’t afford to operate, what chance do families have? ... long past time to seperate!
 
But but Ontario is going to create 70,000 jobs by mining the ring of fire.. how can this be? Is the guvment lying to me?
 
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My td waterhouse fren invested heavily in some of the ring of fire mining stocks. His wife bitches he spent hundreds of thousands and has nearly lost every penny. Apparently he roped in a bunch of people saying this was the next gold rush too.

Guy was is a retard
 
Sun- Funding government climate change programs costs every Canadian over $12,000

Figures are just the cost of funding government programs, not the cost of the impact of these programs on the economy.

Canada’s economic performance cratered after Ottawa pivoted to the ‘green’ economy

https://www.fraserinstitute.org/com...e-cratered-after-ottawa-pivoted-green-economy

“Canada’s economic performance cratered in line with this new approach to economic growth. Simply put, rather than delivering the promised prosperity, it delivered economic stagnation. Consider that Canadian living standards, as measured by per-person GDP, were lower as of the second quarter of 2025 compared to six years ago. In other words, we’re poorer today than we were six years ago. In contrast, U.S. per-person GDP grew by 11.0 per cent during the same period.

Median wages (midpoint where half of individuals earn more, and half earn less) in every Canadian province are now lower than comparable median wages in every U.S. state. Read that again—our richest provinces now have lower median wages than the poorest U.S. states.

A significant part of the explanation for Canada’s poor performance is the collapse of private business investment. Simply put, businesses didn’t invest much in Canada, particularly when compared to the United States, and this was all pre-Trump tariffs. Canada’s fundamentals and the general business environment were simply not conducive to private-sector investment.
 
how dare them name something after a Johnny cash song.
 
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