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Canada's unemployment rate is high and many businesses have shut down for good. So what can governments do to get the economy going again? SecondStreet.org contributor Kris Sims had a good discussion with three guests about this topic. Specifically, we explored initiatives that don't involve government spending. Guests include: Joanna Baron – Canadian Constitution Foundation Laura Jones – Canadian Centre for Independent Business Deidra Garyk – An energy sector advocate

Welcome to Cat’s Track Episode 32, with guest Deidra Garyk. Deidra grew up outside Medicine Hat, Alberta and moved back to Calgary to pursue a meaningful career almost twenty years ago. She has had the good fortune of working in the oil and gas industry for over 15 years. Deidra held roles of varying seniority in joint venture contracts where she was responsible for negotiating access to pipelines, compressors, plants, and batteries. As well, she was involved in drafting and interpreting contracts, and communicating effectively to ensure the implementation of the negotiated commercial arrangements. She spent the last few years leading the Joint Venture department at a mid-size natural gas producer. Two years ago Deidra fell into her passion – energy advocacy - quite by accident. Deidra writes open letters, mainly to politicians, that are published in EnergyNow.ca and are widely shared on social media. She advocates to inspire energy supporters across the country to have confidence to speak up proudly for our industry in an effort to have balanced, honest, fact-based conversations

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith talked on Sept. 11 about the possibility of the Keystone XL pipeline being revived. This was part of the Lloydminster Heavy Oil Show. Video by Pipeline Online, Saskatchewan's Energy News. https://pipelineonline.ca/

At a time when it’s never been more important to for Canada to have jobs, well-funded activists continue their efforts to block development in the oil and gas sector. Independent energy researcher and advocate Deidra Garyk joined True North’s The Andrew Lawton Show to unmask these campaigns, and to talk about how it’s the energy sector is doing far more for the environment than the anti-oil activists are. ——————————————————————————— - JOIN True North - https://tnc.news/subscribe/ - DONATE to True North - https://tnc.news/donate/ Share us online and spread the word! FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/truenorthcentre/ TWITTER - https://twitter.com/TrueNorthCentre INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/TrueNorthCentre/ TELEGRAM: http://t.me/truenorthcanada.com ——————————————————————————— An original video production by True North Canada.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith join energy advocate Deidra Garyk on stage at the 2024 Lloydminster Heavy Oil Show. The in-depth conversation covers a wide variety of energy topics, from regulation to multilateral well incentives. There's also discussion of reviving major pipeline projects like Keystone XL and Northern Gateway, and how that would help the heavy oil and oilsands industries. Video by Brian Zinchuk Pipeline Online Ltd. (c) 2024 Pipeline Online Ltd.

Patchwork Podcast with Kurt Price, Tracy Klotz, and Brian Zinchuk