Okay, stay with me for a second. This might be some ‘House of Cards’ type shit but I can’t stop thinking about it. There’s no doubt that over the past decade or so - especially under Trudeau’s leadership - many have found Canada to be a doubtful jurisdiction due to political

MABC: Northern BC mining projects could generate C$69bn in economic activity Twenty-four proposed mining projects in Northern British Columbia, representing an estimated C$69-billion in economic activity, could deliver major economic benefits for the province and Canada,

GLOBAL NEWS: CANADA SHIFTS TRADE FOCUS TO INDIA AFTER CARNEY’S LATEST OVERSEAS MISSION TO CHINA - CAN GO AS SOON AS EARLY FEBRUARY Prime Minister Mark Carney is returning to Ottawa after a week abroad focused on expanding Canada’s trade ties, including meetings in China and a

I sat left with a feeling of “what’s next?” for Colonial Coal $CAD.V $CCARF following the past week’s trade missions in China and India. What can possibly be missing now before a first bid can land from either India or China? I guess it’s fair to assume that we are

The past week has been quite eventful in the geopolitical and macroeconomic landscape around Colonial Coal $CAD.V $CCARF. And while many shareholders don’t feel the tension due to lack of updates from management (of obvious reasons), I wanted to summarize what we’ve seen the past

More @Dave_Eby and India: The premier said he spoke to India's energy minister, giant conglomerates like Tata and Reliance, and oil companies like Indian Oil and Hindustan Petroleum. "I'll have to say the big winner so far has been [B.C.'s] mining sector. The belle of the ball,

Okay. Now @Dave_Eby can’t say it any clearer without really saying it. British Columbia Premier David Eby says Indian companies and the delegation he is leading in the subcontinent have been holding “extensive discussions” about access to the province’s mining and energy

Picking up a bunch of shares in $CAD.V today on the 4th red day in a row following the strong Friday action where we broke through $3 on 1.2m shares traded. We are testing previous low so would like to see it churn here. Pattern of the past few months since the release of the

Met coal now also mentioned in trade talks between Indian and Canada. $CAD.V https://t.co/AubujFufDH

An Indian delegation led by Shri Piyush Goyal, Secretary, Ministry of Mines, along with senior officials, held discussions with a Canadian delegation led by H E B Mr. David Eby, Premier of British Columbia, and Mr. Christopher Cooter, High Commissioner of Canada to India, on

Insane 🤯 Coal India’s #COALINDIA spin out and IPO of BCCL was oversubscribed ~147x. They are not as woke in India as in Europe. Good thing they are the key growth driver of #MetCoal #CokingCoal in the next decade(s) together with China. $CAD.V $CCARF

Spin doctor: David, I know you want to announce a Colonial Coal $CAD.V deal, but you can’t yet @Dave_Eby: Please… Spin doctor: No, not yet Dave. @Dave_Eby: Call David Austin, I need some election tailwind

The narrative expands: Trade diversification push will bring Carney to India in a few weeks 🫡 Canada & India are actively resetting bilateral ties after years of friction - with PM Mark Carney preparing a visit to India to deepen economic cooperation & trade, following a formal

Bringing out this one again for the 5th year in a row. 5th girl… Have a nice weekend 😊 $CAD.V $CCARF

Do you need a bigger signal? "Premier David Eby is facing pressure to come back with deals as he prepares to lead a B.C. trade mission to India" David Eby needs results. He have a joker in his deck of cards. Colonial Coal is the name $CAD.V $CCARF Full stop.

Why the Market is 😴 on a Generational Macro Pivot I’m well aware that we have had a good run the past ~2-3 weeks in Colonial Coal $CAD.V $CCARF, but I’m actually quite surprised that the share price have not exploded by 20-30% on the news the past two days. What we are

One of the clearest confirmations yet of India’s met coal strategy just came from Coal India’s $COALINDIA.NS own mouth. In BCCL’s IPO interview, management states plainly: - Coking coal demand “will never come down” - Steel demand is structural - Domestic supply remains

The timing is convenient 😉 Carney to visit China to talk trade with Xi as U.S. tariffs hit growth It will be the first trip to China by a Canadian prime minister in nearly a decade, after a diplomatic row was sparked by 2018 arrest of Huawei Technologies Co. executive Meng

This trade mission is about deepening our relationships, supporting good jobs in BC and strengthening our position as the economic engine of the new Canadian economy. Read more: https://t.co/fUqogdKwwq (2/2)

It’s more important than ever to strengthen our trade relationships with international partners other than the US. This week, we will be heading to India — a key market for BC with enormous opportunities for trade. (1/2)