The goal of Oil Sands Strong is to combat the misinformation against Alberta's/Canada's energy industry.
Wood Buffalo, Alberta
Joined July 2019
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Fort McMurray isn’t a temporary project. It’s a community with generations of opportunity still ahead.
Jim Carter makes the case for local workers, strong support systems and building a community that lasts.
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Canada has the resources, expertise and access to markets. Scott Armstrong believes the next step is having the ambition to put all three together.
Watch his case for Canada becoming a global energy leader.
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Hockey and politics. This should spark some debate! 🏒🇨
Should international politics determine who gets to compete, or should sports be kept separate?
What do you think? 👇
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Canada needs energy infrastructure, and projects need public confidence.
As First Nations challenge the federal decision on the proposed Pacific Link pipeline, consultation, environmental review and Indigenous rights must remain central. What should happen next?
#OilSandsStrong
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Resources are only part of the equation. Brian Jean believes Alberta’s biggest opportunities will come when industry, investors, Indigenous communities and government work together.
Watch the reel for his message about where Alberta can go next.
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Resource development comes with strong opinions on every side. Lisa’s message is to dig deeper, ask questions and understand the facts before reaching a conclusion.
Watch the reel and join the conversation.
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Different provinces. Different resources. One shared opportunity.
Brian Jean and Tim Houston close the conversation with a simple message: work together, attract investment and build something that benefits the whole country.
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After a lifetime in Canadian politics, Jean Chrétien remains bullish on this country and what it can accomplish. His message is simple: believe in Canada, respect people and focus on getting things done.
Check out our exclusive conversation with the former Prime Minister.
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