Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
If you wanted to weaken the West in the strategic competition with China, what would you do?
You’d make energy scarce and expensive.
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You’d shut down reliable power sources.
You’d block new projects.
You’d celebrate “net zero” while China builds coal, gas, nuclear, hydro — anything that delivers cheap, abundant energy.
That’s the uncomfortable parallel we discuss in this segment.
Canada has spent years pursuing policies of energy scarcity. The result is higher costs, slower growth, and a weaker competitive position while China expands its industrial base.
Energy is not just an environmental issue. It is the foundation of prosperity and national security.
If you wanted to weaken the West in the strategic competition with China, what would you do?
You’d make energy scarce and expensive.
]
You’d shut down reliable power sources.
You’d block new projects.
You’d celebrate “net zero” while China builds coal, gas, nuclear, hydro — anything that delivers cheap, abundant energy.
That’s the uncomfortable parallel we discuss in this segment.
Canada has spent years pursuing policies of energy scarcity. The result is higher costs, slower growth, and a weaker competitive position while China expands its industrial base.
Energy is not just an environmental issue. It is the foundation of prosperity and national security.
