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TODAY'S DISCUSSION:

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🔹AI Overview

The Canadian federal government is currently evaluating the potential nationalization or forced divestiture of the Stelco steel plant in Hamilton and Nanticoke, Ontario, following planned layoffs by its U.S. owner, Cleveland-Cliffs

Current Situation with Stelco

• The Conflict: Cleveland-Cliffs announced plans to lay off up to 500 workers at Stelco, citing pressures from the U.S.–Canada trade war.

• The Legal Deadline: Industry Minister Mélanie Joly issued an ultimatum under the Investment Canada Act, giving Cleveland-Cliffs five business days to submit a plan proving it is keeping its jobs and operational commitments.

• Potential Interventions: If the company fails to comply, the federal government has threatened remedies that could include a court-ordered divestiture (forcing a sale), which could clear a path for temporary public or Canadian-operated ownership if no private buyer appears.

• Corporate Response: Cleveland-Cliffs CEO Lourenco Goncalves has dismissed the idea of nationalization, arguing that the plant's viability depends on broader U.S.–Canada trade agreements rather than state takeover.

Broad Context of Nationalization in Canada

• Historical Precedent: Canada has used state-led ownership or Crown corporations during critical economic moments (such as the creation of Petro-Canada or the National Energy Program in the 1970s), though most major enterprises were later privatized.

• Economic Arguments for Public Control: Proponents argue that temporary or strategic nationalization protects domestic supply chains, saves high-paying manufacturing or resource jobs, and asserts national sovereignty during trade disputes.

• Economic Arguments Against: Critics and industry leaders warn that state-run operations can be bureaucratic, risk heavy financial commitments for taxpayers, and alienate foreign investment partners...

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CANADA, we Canadians should KICK ALL THE AMERICAN COMPANIES OUT ON THEIR EAR! They are nothing but a backstabbing, deceiving, bald-faced bunch of liars; Trumpo the Typo's Dunce Cadets are just suckin' our blood like vampire bats🦇 🩸*_

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How About Our Canadian Oil Patches

My Editor helped me piece this one together.

Canada's petroleum industry must help lower the prices for gas, Diesel fuel, and related products. I think the best approach is to produce lower-priced automotive fuels to meet all domestic needs at prices Canadian users can afford, keep enough crude in a strategic stockpile, and sell the rest to the world at market prices. The crude oil and its means of production stay with their private owners, and the nation's needs are met.

Consumers of refined products should also help allocate motor fuels efficiently through fuel rationing. If petroleum producers are asked or compelled to change how they sell their goods and affect their profitability, gasoline and diesel users must do their part by rationing fuel.

KICK ALL THE AMERICAN COMPANIES THE HELL OUT OF CANADA. CAN'T TRUST AMERICA ANYMORE

✨🟰 PIRATES DEN ▄︻ 💥• 𖠣🗡️˗ˏˋ ✸ ˎˊ˗ ☠️🔪 ⚔️🥷🗡️☠️

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BREAKING NEWS RECAP:

Major Houthi attack on Saudi airport kills at least 12, hundreds wounded

At least 12 people were killed and hundreds wounded when Yemen’s Houthi militants struck Riyadh’s international airport with a missile on Saturday, in Saudi Arabia’s deadliest attack in more than a decade.

It was the third missile strike this week on the King Khalid International Airport, which has been closed until at least late Sunday, leading to the cancellation of more than 600 flights.

The missile struck a terminal building, killing four Saudis, two Bangladeshis, an American, an Egyptian, a Jordanian, a Syrian, a Palestinian, and a Sudanese, the kingdom’s civil aviation body said Sunday, adding that 309 people were wounded.

Following the attack, US President Donald Trump said he was considering joining Saudi strikes against the Houthis in Yemen...

• ‘We’ll make a decision’:
• Saudi miscalculations:

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Updated Oct 11, 2026, 5:23 AM ET

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Zelenskyy hits back after Trump calls for his removal

The Ukrainian president floated a proposal for new elections in his country if Russia agrees to a 60-day ceasefire.

NEWS VIDEO Included:

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Sunday promised new Ukrainian elections in exchange for a 60-day ceasefire with Russia after President Donald Trump called for Zelenskyy to step down.

Zelenskyy’s remarks came one day after Trump criticized the war-weary leader for ordering attacks on Russian oil refineries amid a U.S. deal to ease sanctions on Russia for its diesel.

“I know that Putin wanted very much to change the president in Ukraine,” the Ukrainian leader said in a Sunday interview on ABC News. He noted that “President Trump really wants to have some changes” in Ukraine, too. “So please tell Putin, give us two months — 60 days of total ceasefire, 60 days, and we will organize elections,” Zelenskyy said...

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• Zelenskyy says Ukrainian forces shot down Shahed drones in Middle Eastern countries during Iran war:

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Oct. 11, 2026, 10:24 AM EDT

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'You're Russian now': Ukrainians raised in Crimea share how Russia trained them to become future soldiers

They say indoctrination began at school with military training, erasure of Ukrainian language, identity

Growing up in Crimea under Russian occupation, Matvii Chos feared he would be drafted into the Russian army as soon as he became an adult.

"If you're a man and you turn 18 years old, they almost immediately draft you," said Chos, 19, who enrolled at a Moscow university to avoid conscription and later escaped Russia with the help of a Ukrainian non-profit.

But he says the brainwashing and militarization started much earlier. Chos says they began having special cadet classes in 2020, when he was a sixth-grade student. They were trained in a range of military techniques — loading and reloading weapons, marching, tactical medicine — a co-ordinated effort, Chos says, to create future soldiers to fight his fellow Ukrainians...

WATCH | Training future Russian soldiers:

Speaking Ukrainian forbidden

WATCH | Classmates now in army:

• 20,000 children abducted:

WATCH | Kidnapped into Russia:

WATCH | 'We are bringing Ukrainian children home':

• Children just want to return to 'normal life':

WATCH | What justice means for rescued children:

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Posted: Oct 11, 2026 4:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 7 hours ago

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Disappointed, angry, excited: Albertans weigh in on looming referendum

CBC News heard a lot about unity and unease at a pop-up in a Calgary library

im Fedor booked Oct. 19 off work to make sure he can vote in Alberta’s referendum.

“I'm looking forward to it. Never voted in a referendum like this before, so it'll be something new,” said Fedor, who stopped at the CBC News pop-up at the Seton library branch in southeast Calgary last week.

“I'm gonna vote Option 1 on the separation question, for Alberta to stay in Canada, and the other nine questions I plan to vote no for each one,” he said. “I'll get there early, and I'm willing to wait to get in and vote.” “I think it's important for everyone to have their voices heard...

• Some Albertans frustrated at the vote:
• Friends at odds over separation:
• Newcomers express love for Canada:
• Concerns the vote could backfire:
• 'Strong opinions on both sides':

WATCH | Turning Alberta referendum polling data into art:

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Posted: Oct 11, 2026 7:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 4 hours ago

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I PRAY! THIS WILL GO TO PROVE WHETHER WE STAND "ALL!" AS ONE, OR FALL SEPARATELY 💥ˎˊ˗I//__ 𓂃.*

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