CBC suddenly realizes that Venezuelan oil is a lot like Canada's

CBC suddenly realizes that Venezuelan oil is a lot like Canada's and that American refineries are specifically built and modernized to refine Canadian heavy oil... and can easily pivot to oil from Venezuela

CBC also realizing that Dave Eby and the US billionaire created "Coastal First Nations" non-profit is standing in the way to diversifying exports

BTW CBC still has yet to do the story about the "Coastal First Nations" fiction David Eby - Ellis Ross - Brodie Fenlon

CBC suddenly realizes that Venezuelan oil is a lot like Canada's and that American refineries are specifically built and modernized to refine Canadian heavy oil... and can easily pivot to oil from Venezuela

CBC also realizing that Dave Eby and the US billionaire created… https://t.co/JLiYTR8yN1 pic.twitter.com/WaUTK2AosR

— cbcwatcher (@cbcwatcher)December 20, 2025

Must watch "Back in 2004, the Rockefeller Brothers Fund paid $1 million for the capital to create Coastal First Nations and another hundred thousand dollars for startup."

"Coastal First Nations, 30 million, Tides Canada, at least 85 million" from the Gordon and Betty Moore… pic.twitter.com/0BMHXWmggY

— cbcwatcher (@cbcwatcher)December 1, 2025

"Back in 2004, the Rockefeller Brothers Fund paid $1 million for the capital to create Coastal First Nations and another hundred thousand dollars for startup."

"Coastal First Nations, 30 million, Tides Canada, at least 85 million" from the Gordon and Betty Moore foundation

Costal First Nations is a foreign funded activist group and CBC with all of the media quote it unquestionably like they are an organic tribal council

There is no tanker ban for US ships "Not a time to celebrate because 8.6 billion gallons of crude went by Haida Gwai from Valdez alone to the lower 48 last year."

"And 278 ships are going by Haida Gwai every year without question."

"It's a human crisis that these environmentalists don't care about."