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BritishAnimator

"Never seen before"? Iran/Persia = 550 BC / America = 250 years. Iran has probably seen it, no matter how it arrives.

DeltaP2SavetheE

I buy an Epic pass every year, the value is worth it and better if you buy early. Im an east coaster but always head out west in winter to get my pow fix in between all the ice coast shenanigans. This season obviously the Rocky Mountain season was awful no snow in CO. BC and Tahoe got lots of snow tho, east coast everywhere was phenomenal. I imagine vail probably took a huge hit on big mountain operations but stemmed the bleeding with Heavenly and the east coast spots Stowe etc, which were uniformly packed

cheezweiner

Well now let’s not forget, that entire geographical area has been messed with for millennia. It and Saudi Arabia and Iraq… the US has been intervening in the area for 100 years now. But the constant warring began with the Achaemenid Empire taking over, raping and pillaging modern day Iran 550 BC. Then the Romans did it after, then the rise of Islam took shape (more religious wars), then the Romans again (well … Byzantines). More recently modern Iran/Persia … for the last 500+ years … has been mostly governed by Islamic regimes: the Safavid Empire (1501–1736) Afsharid Empire (1736–1796) and Qajar Iran (1789–1925). There was BRIEF democracy for 20 years, around 1925, followed by another an Islamic regime takeover, followed by the US/UK staging a coups (because: oil). Another democratic period from 70s-80s until Ali Khamenei got rid of parliament and centralized his own power. That brings us to today!

Vancouverguyg

US has always loved Canadian oil - because they refine and sell it back to us. The entire province of BC has one little refinery.

I_Own_A_Fedora_AMA

Gold, guns, and oil have outperformed on every time frame going back to 10,000 BC. Investing really isn’t that hard

FuckleUp

FOX has a new series Faithful: Women of the Bible. Basically the Epstein files set in BC / AD

HistoricalComeBack

I’m Canadian - watching it from Vancouver, BC. Also sitting at 20 IWM $249 puts for Monday lol 😆 hoping for a gap down Monday morning. Next strong support at $245. Just want to make some tendies :)

EmmEnnEff

At best, a few hundred port jobs in BC, versus a few hundred thousand jobs in Alberta is indeed a wild ask.

TheRealTruru

Some massive shockwave/explosion in sky over south BC/Vancouver area? Anyone else on west coast?

EmmEnnEff

For some reason BC isn't super interested in taking on all the risk of spills, but not getting any of the revenues of Albertan oil.

RS50

There’s a massive new LNG terminal in BC with room for more capacity btw, for once it wasn’t a completely squandered opportunity

Icy_Jelly_315

Since the battle of Gaugamela. 331BC

RTBDouglas

A gauge of how much Short Leverage is overhead (and the size of the coming squeeze).. Total BTC Supply is at all time Lows. The entire drop from the October ATH is exclusively from Short leverage- not net BTC being sold (same as the 4month leveraged short attack in early 2025)... as Whales & Treasuries have bought around 290,000 BTC since Oct.. even as ETFs have seen 100,000 outflows.. So roughly a net 190K BTC bought since Oct). ..current BC Supply derived price is already over $140K... the price BTC always squeezes back up to the Supply Derived price- after these (often 4-5 month) leverage short attacks. ...Record levels of Short leverage has dropped BTC from the Oct ATH to current level (Supply has dropped since October, so the drop is not from Net BTC selling). But even record leverage has limits vs actual BC Supply metrics.. and BTC appears to be around that limit... Even quick dips below current level, have immediately rebounded to this general level... The current level is also the original significance breakout level following ETF approval.. a strong, institutional support level & level that institutions will always add more. So likely the bottom/ and general squeeze/rebound launch level.. https://preview.redd.it/4k77c5fbofmg1.jpeg?width=2062&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e6446d06a7eff3d6de7562737034a0cf6989dab8

expositrix

I’m in Ontario. There was no amber alert here last night. My best friend is in BC. There was no amber alert there last night. There was an amber alert in Québec last night. It was for [a missing girl](https://alerte.gouv.qc.ca/en/alertes/4cb9853e-480e-4332-b0d3-ec3b469b5f6a).

bearhunter429

I was born on December 25th 0 BC LMAO🤌

No_Assistance5652

Bronze Age 3300 - 1200 BC Iron Age 1200 - 500 BC Silver Age - 2026 - 2500 AD

Ask-Me-If-I-Care

IOVA pitched here since December. Very promising. Great channel: https://youtu.be/BC450qc9jGg?si=WKWWmCEDUJamtoKK

anthronyu

NVO and its drugs ozempic and wegovy are good enough for 75% of people. The fact that this is the case will put huge downward pricing pressure on LiLLY and its drugs. I’m a physician BC in obesity medicine. I will readily give you which drug you will regularly take to manage your obesity and diabetes. Sure mounjaro and Zepbound are superior, but the reality is if you tolerate ozempic/wegovy and it’s all you can afford, it is what I will prescribe. I don’t know what this means for NVO with the upcoming generic availability of semaglutide but LLY puts us where you 5x your money. LLY puts $950 March 20, 2026 $800 January 2027

CannaVestments

I said "largely" prevents because it differs by region. Ontario which is by far the biggest market for HITI has a law that limits Licensed Producer ownership in retail stores to just 25% so there are significant limitations of how much they can produce themselves and sell through their own stores. BC is at 20% in similar fashion. Hence why they did just $5M in those brands- a drop in the bucket relative to the overall business. Nowhere comparable to what Costco does with Kirkland

elpresidentedeljunta

Actually the excitement about it is ridiculous. BC dropped 50 % or more 7 times in 14 years. Now maybe 8 times. This is just how it trades. It is why it or it´s deriverates/ETFs/Holding companies should not be in the S&P. It will pump again in a year or two, not because it is worth anything, but because it hits a nerve of dumb money.

remote-traveller

While I do agree about the US political state being rough for the sector I'd still not rule some companies out. For example IES (Invinity Energy Systems) is a UK/Canadian company which produces grid scale flow batteries and is currently waiting on the results of the UK Cap&Floor as well as the BC Hydro (Canada) tenders. They are mainly focusing on California with their US strategy - I think you just have to pick your battles right with the current administration.

_that___guy

Yeah, Ur paid the ultimate price and was completely wiped out by 2004 BC. But it had a good run in Mesopotamia.

Live_Bluejay7335

Good news for my fav. Trx gold stock. She’s trying to move up but some sort of big whale MM manipulation slow accumulation is occurring. They are trying not to let the price go up at the moment. They are going to get so smashed all those guys when they can’t keep the gold and silver down any longer. I’m just slowly accumulating as well. It’s going to be exciting when she pops. Go gold go! Trx got raised to 2.25 buy by Roth capital. Still super undervalued as far as I’m concerned. Wait till the earnings come out, we are going to smash them. TRX On Schwab news feed: VANCOUVER, BC , Feb. 17, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- USANewsGroup.com News Commentary – Gold is trading above US$5,000 per ounce in February 2026 , holding at levels that would have seemed implausible a year ago. Fibonacci analysis now projects a base case of US$6,100 , with Wells Fargo raising its forecast to US$6,100 to US$6,300 and JPMorgan targeting US$6,300 [1]. The supply side of the equation is equally significant: S&P Global confirmed a 10 million metric tonne copper supply deficit by 2040, with demand projected to reach 42 million metric tonnes as AI infrastructure and defense spending accelerate faster than new mines can be permitted[2]. Against that backdrop, GoldHaven Resources (CSE: GOH), Orla Mining (TSX: OLA), Lundin Gold (TSX: LUG), TRX Gold (TSX: TRX), and Aya Gold & Silver (TSX: AYA) are advancing gold assets across the Americas , Africa , and Morocco .

BarbellPadawan

Damn scary shit in the Sierras. I better make sure to offset my leveraged market positions before going BC skiing next month.

LengthObjective2253

BC you’re not FOMO that’s why

Gentry_Draws

Since we’re in an echo chamber - I’ll be the one to present the Devils Advocate position…. I get BC hasn’t got the best reputation today - rightfully so …. but 1000s of people that do that job are doing their jobs correctly & respectfully. & they were a thing long before the DT regime. It’s not just a republican job. Whether you hate the thought of them right now or not…. They do a more important job than most on here will be willingly to admit. No I’m not MAGA , no I’m not a boot licker, Yes I know just presenting this as a Devils Advocate position here on Reddit will get you called that.

hypocotylarches

Please give me an example of what you mean. BC you wouldn't just repeat bs you hear from others

Main_Chance_4846

Either this guy is stupid, or he is intentionally making out like he is staying in BC when he is probably dumping.

TJMBeav

You mean BC. You can drop the E again. Even the History channel is.

BroChochOooo

I think OGI will do just fine this year. Let’s not forget the 8 week strike in BC and then more time to ramp up. You watch next three quarters will be good

Parfait_Prestigious

Hey I’m from BC too and had no idea about that subreddit! That’s cool there’s enough medical professionals trying to come here to form a whole group, we definitely need them here.

DeltaVx_

and if you think about it, 1 trillion seconds ago was 30,000 BC. insane.

vegetavergil

As long as BC goes down, Strategy will go down. And that's what I'm hoping for, pookie.

Inevitable_Fuel7244

Hey dawg. There's a lot of niche trades out there that don't require years of training and you can start a business in. Not sure if you're the entrprenurial type but thats where a lot of opportunity is. 1. appliance repair 2. locksmithing 3. home inspections (although pretty dependent on home sales) 4. Wood restoration (floors, siding, furniture), tile/grout restoration etc 5. Niche landscape stuff like stump grinding etc Many more. Think niche. Really depends on if you want prestige or money. Also, depending what state/province you live in occasionally things like carpentry and welding don't require 4 year apprenticeships either. Where I live in BC both carpenters don't need a "ticket" and welding is a shorter duration training. Check out Sweaty Startup and Chris Koener on YouTube for more ideas. [https://www.youtube.com/@thekoerneroffice/videos](https://www.youtube.com/@thekoerneroffice/videos) [https://www.youtube.com/@SweatyStartup/featured](https://www.youtube.com/@SweatyStartup/featured)

Normal-Air-8118

❌ issue Smith in Alberta Eby in BC ,, more urgent issues ,than foreign concerns 😡 These two horrible people must be removed from power! Someone do something!

revdchill

Came here to say this too. I am an American who lived in BC for years. You have 6 months to switch the registration and insurance. If you wait until after that and get in an accident your USA plan doesn’t have to pay. You also have 6 months to switch your license. Once you’re back in the USA you have six months. As far as I could tell, it was insurance fraud going outside of the six months.

tkgeyer

In BC our only insurance provider lets you drive up 6 months in the US then you need to come back into the province. But it’s very hard to prove so I bet a lot of people will register up here and drive the in Washington if they really want a Chinese EV. Our registration taxes are much higher here though. So it will likely happen more in Alberta than anywhere.

Sean_VasDeferens

A - You're a day late. When the markets dip sell puts on real companies or ETFs that you want to own. B - BC/ETH isn't real, it's pure gambling. I've been selling puts on JEPQ when it dips. Worst case I get assigned and make 10% from the dividends, best case I close out the puts early for a 15% annualized return.

CatVideoFestival

It matters where they drive it and park it because the risk of a claim changes, and that should change the rate you pay (in an efficient insurance company). In BC at least, with our crown insurance company (province owned, mandantory to use for a certain level of basic insurance and registration) there is a specific question that is asked for this reason. It's if the address that you have with them is where the vehicle will be parked at night (in general). They do let you choose a different address but it can affect the rate (and I'm sure wouldn't fly if it was a US address). You also have to show your drivers licence when renewing/registering so I'm sure that would raise some red flags if it was a US drivers licence because you are supposed to switch to a BC license within 90 days if you live here.

that_juan_guy

Y'all are just now finding out BC was created to buy stuff on the black market?

-TrueFacts-

This is not new information - it's been known since like 100,000 BC

RealMcGonzo

At 60k BC, they are at 11.9 Billion in losses considering the decline in BC plus the dividends they have paid.

potato111a

WE DON'T NEED DATA CENTER BC EVERYTHING IS COMPUTER LMAO 🤌 ... (I am quite worried for my 2/20 NVDA $185c)

MeepoSpam24-7

I want to leave everything.. go in northern BC and just buy a farm. farming thrives in unemployment.

MillennialSilver

Ah yes, Ye Olde 1200 BC COMEX...

FullCopy

The snek can eat its tail all it wants. One day, though, it’ll end up with a mouth full of balls. It’s biology, man. - Confucius - 5,300 BC

MagnesiumKitten

Google The federal Liberal government under Prime Minister Jean Chrétien disbanded the dedicated Ports Canada Police in 1997. Here are the key details regarding this decision and its aftermath: **Reason for Disbandment**: The decision was made to save money and shift responsibility to local police forces. **Impact on Policing**: Following the disbandment, policing of port property became the responsibility of local municipal police forces and the RCMP, which has been criticized as leaving a gap in specialized oversight. **Opposition at the Time**: In 1996, then-B.C. Attorney General Ujjal Dosanjh warned that removing the 29-officer force would allow organized crime to flourish on the docks, citing significant seizures of illegal drugs and luxury cars. The federal government under Prime Minister Jean Chrétien did dismantle the specialized Ports Canada Police in 1997, a move that critics argued severely weakened security and made Canadian ports vulnerable to smuggling. **Timing**: The Ports Canada Police was **disbanded in 1997, the same year as the Hong Kong transition,July 1, 1997.** **Security Warnings**: Critics, including former BC Attorney General Ujjal Dosanjh, warned in 1996 that dismantling the force was **"dangerous and reckless"** and would compromise security at Canada's busiest ports. **Impact on Narcotics/Crime**: The removal of a dedicated federal force meant responsibility shifted to local police and the RCMP, which has been linked to an increase in organized crime, drug trafficking, and money laundering in the years since, according to a 2023 report by former RCMP officer Peter German. Connection with Hong Kong/China: Reports suggest that at the time, there were concerns about transnational criminal networks exploiting these, or other, security gaps.

CantaloupeFuzzy4875

Someone already did that in Vernon BC lol

ManannDunMhead

I mean, I agree that it is a ridiculous idea. I assume they're just operating off of the assumption that shiny gold metal has always had a value since 6000 BC.

GlbdS

First gold artifacts date from 4000 BC so make it 6000

Terrible_Cable_4472

Only you are saying 600 BC. People liked gold long before then.

CapitalClimate9639

Yeah that stupid narrative has been wrong since :checks notes:  2500 BC

Youngtro

600 BC is not 5000 years

ComprehensiveArmy451

if your unfamiliar with the story there was a 2 month long strike at the cannabis and liquor distribution here in BC. pretty much the only place to buy weed from as a retail shop was Herbal dispatch. prior to that Herb raised cash to advance on their international expansion. the company has a horseshoe up its ass in terms of lucky timing. they have also executed their promises for 2026. management knows what they r doing

sdkfz250xl

I heard someone explain gold is way overvalued, it’s in a “Gold Bubble” right now and it has been since 6,000 BC.

Unable_Brilliant6652

BFF is definitely going strong, if it’s been a while then you need to take another look. Why? Because for a cost of $10 million they’re adding 120 to 160,000,000 in revenues through the expansion and Delta BC over the course of 26 saying that on the tape by the second quarter of twenty seven for the full scale at the same time with cash on hand no dilution no debt cash on hand they were adding coupling from 2500 kg to 10,000 kg so that’s 10 million more grams coming into the Netherlands with no taxes and the high margins again starting in spring of 26 wrapping up throughout the year seeing the full amount of revenue is on tape by mid 27. We’re looking at a basically doubling of the growth and then oh yeah I don’t forget that darn Texas medical license if that happens in April we could be looking at a huge amount of tail one coming on board especially if rescheduling happens February March. This was a voice text. I hope it makes sense. I don’t have time to modify it.

thisghy

Look i agree, my argument is that fully decoupling would be very tough to do without economic repression and a dim outlook long-term. I do think that it's in our interest to diversify more, let's replace the dried up Venezuelan heavy crude exports to china, let's make Americans bid higher for our exports. I hope that this trade war gives pur politicians the impetus needed to finally take our economy seriously and cast aside their ideological blocks. We need refineries and pipelines built yesterday, but Quebec, Manitoba, BC and the Feds are still putting up blocks from what ive heard in talking to people in the know.

Additional_Ad_1708

3002 friends, 456 are snap+ members. Live in Vancovuer, BC grew up in Charlotte, NC

Crazy-Cook2035

We pay 10%, or around $320 million a year They have some land in BC that is fenced off and it you follow the fencing enough you reach one area where you can see some building that says NORAD with binoculars

pinnerbluntz

I like Surge copper. Here’s a claude summary. Surge Copper (SURG.V) is massively undervalued given current conditions. Their Berg Project in BC has a C$2.1B NPV at $4.00/lb copper, but copper is currently trading at $5.82/lb - meaning the project economics are ~50% better than their PEA assumed. Yet the company trades at only C$200M market cap (~4% of NPV). The real kicker: Canada is in nation-building mode after the US trade fallout, and PM Mark Carney is fast-tracking resource projects through the new Major Projects Office with 2-year max approval timelines. Berg would add ~15% to Canada’s copper production and fits perfectly with their strategic priorities. With the PFS due H1 2026, permitting risk significantly reduced, copper in a structural deficit, and the stock trading at 4 cents on the dollar of NPV, this could easily be a 5-10x over the next few years if they execute and get MPO support.

Ill_Ground_1572

I am also actively looking into Kodiak. Just got excellent news on the metal assays and are backed by Teck. Plus great geography being in BC with good infrastructure with a significant level of gold along with their copper. Also, the price is likely to drop tomorrow due to private finance profit taking from Sept 2025 (hold period expires Monday Jan 2026). So I am watching this closely because a temporary drop might be a good entry point.

astroslostmadethis

'There is a long and colourful history of people worrying that there is something wrong with men. This moral panic is born from the fact that, in many historical societies, armies were made up of ordinary citizen men. For society as a whole to be safe and secure, it was thought, men would therefore need to be tough, warlike, stoic, selfless and ready to defend the land. Society's greatest enemy was the corrupting influence of peace and prosperity. Safe from war and used to a life of luxury, men would become soft, weak, and cowardly; they would no longer be willing or able to fight to protect themselves and others. In other words, moralists believed that comfort and wealth were enemies of masculinity itself - and, by extension, of civilised life. The stark phrase you cite here perfectly sums up this philosophy, in which masculinity is the guarantor of all good things, but is also permanently in crisis, as it constantly plants the seeds of its own destruction. The idea goes back at least to the 5th century BC. The Greeks of the time of the historian Herodotos saw their own land as hard and poor, and they took this as one of the reasons why they had been able to ward off the famously wealthy Persians. They did not mind eating simple food, working in the hot sun and dying in battle, but the dainty Persians were too fond of nice things. Herodotos complicates the picture, though; he knew the Persians came from a hard land too (the arid Iranian plateau). Perhaps, he suggested, their origin explained their initial success, but their imperial power had undone them? This was certainly something his contemporary Athenians, with their newfangled empire, ought to bear in mind. In his Histories, when a Persian first suggests to Cyrus the Great that they should conquer other lands, Cyrus sagely replied: “Go ahead and do this, but if you do so, be prepared no longer to be rulers but rather subjects. Soft lands breed soft men; wondrous fruits of the earth and valiant warriors do not grow from the same soil.” -- Hdt. 9.122.3 Here you have the idea that "hardness" and "softness" are two points in a cyclical process that is driven by climate and wealth. Poor peoples are hard, and so they conquer others, but their conquest makes them rich, so they go soft, only to be conquered by the next hard people in turn. The fame of this text spread the idea that a people's living conditions determined how good its men were in war (there is never any reference to its effect on women). Greek thinkers continued the trope; even within themselves, they sometimes distinguished between "hard" Greeks from the rugged Peloponnese and "soft" Greeks from fertile Ionia. Moralist writers like Isokrates complained that the pampered Greek citizens of his day were no longer willing to fight their own battles, but hired mercenaries to do it for them. Roman writers also famously saw their own history as one of a "hard" people corrupted by its own success. By the time of the Late Republic there were people complaining that the men of Rome had become soft and fond of luxuries, while outside, in the wilderness, "hard" barbarians loomed. It's important to stress here that this Greco-Roman tradition is mostly nostalgic old men stoking moral panic over the perceived shortcomings of younger men of their own day. Centuries ago, historians may have been tempted to believe in these moralistic narratives about peoples "going soft", and to share its toxic notions of masculinity. But they fall down as soon as we start to interrogate them. The phrase you cite is deterministic in the extreme; it is, effectively, a philosophy of history; it seeks to explain every historical event as part of a predictable cycle. But what do its words even mean? And what happens when we put its claims to the test? The first question is, of course, impossible to answer. What does it mean for times to be hard, for men to be strong, or their opposites? Can such things be quantified? Is there a way to assess whether a specific group of men is strong or weak (and can we say this for all men across entire societies)? Is it possible to say that an entire period of history qualifies as good times or hard times (and for whom)? In reality these words don't mean anything; they only work if we look at historical societies through vague and shallow impressions. They serve to paint stereotypes with the broadest possible brush, and to reinforce a moral interpretation of history that will not be distracted by facts. Any serious look at a specific case will show that they are simply not workable categories. But even if we pretend that we could agree on solid definitions, it's easy to see that the theory makes no sense. "Hard times create strong men" - well, unless the hardness of the times comes from famine, natural disasters, disease, or foreign invasion, in which case it is more likely to create weakened and desperate men (and women). "Strong men create good times" - good times for whom? If we are to understand this phrase in its Greco-Roman sense, strong men conquer, subjecting others to their will. Are these good times? Are they good even for the conqueror, who faces the horrors of aggressive war and the constant threat of rebellion? "Good times create weak men" - tell it to any of the human beings alive today who are taller and healthier and live longer than men in hard times past. Besides, in many ancient societies the leisure class provided the warriors, which implies that times of prosperity should result in a larger class of trained fighters, not a smaller or weaker one. "Weak men create hard times" - this one doesn't even sound logical. Do the weak men generate hard times by design? Why would they do this? Or is the implication that they do so inadvertently - but if so, aren't hard times more simply the direct result of good times? And given the list of "hard times" I gave earlier, how many of them could be prevented by a generation of "strong" men? The only way this philosophy can draw people in is through oversimplification and through the appearance of making sense. To do so, it appeals only to particular perspectives and common narratives of history. A quick google search brought up a book with this saying as its title and a "Spartan" helmet from the movie 300 on the cover. Sure, we think, the Spartans at Thermopylai were Strong Men! No doubt they would be the sort that could bring about Good Times, right? ...but their defeat allowed the Persians to pillage Phokis and Boiotia and burn Athens to the ground. Sure, the Persians were defeated in the end, but they bounced back soon enough and reclaimed power over the Greek cities in Asia. At home, the oppressive Spartan regime continued, with a massive population of helots in subjection; the poorer Spartiates were constantly stripped of their rights, and the rest of the people had none to begin with. A little over a century later the same Thebans who supposedly betrayed the Spartans at Thermopylai finally liberated the Messenians from the Spartan yoke, reducing Sparta to a second-rate power. Who are the strong and the weak men here? Which are the good and the bad times? The only way that the aphorism explains history is by reinforcing confirmation bias - by seeming to confirm what we already believe about the state of the world and the causes behind it. Only those worried about a perceived crisis in masculinity are likely to care about the notion of "weak men" and what trouble they might cause. Only those who wish to see themselves or specific others as "strong men" are likely to believe that the mere existence of such men will bring about a better world. This has nothing to do with history and everything with stereotypes, prejudice and bias. It started as a baseless morality tale, and that is what it still is.'

Kevbot1000

If you're in Canada, Partake is a particularly good NA brewery. Athletic is becoming people's go-to but Im not huge into it. If you're in BC, Red Racer and Phillips both have fantastic NA lines (Street Legal and Iota, respectively.) But honestly? I've been buying Safeway brand N/A beer when I want cheap but solid.

Far-Signature-401

BC for now.

sapkernel

BC

gettinLearnt92

GOLD HUNTER RESOURCES CORP This isn’t like your other miners that have blown up 400% already ( Gold Miners are STILL undervalued) GDX/GDXJ were up 50%+ in 2025 but still priced for $2,500-3,000 gold. HUNT is just starting to get up off the floor , we are now trading ABOVE THE 200SMA. looking like a golden cross is coming soon (50d SMA crossing 200d SMA) this chart is BULLISH Fundamentals staking up, Rumour of a 10,000m drill program for this year , analog to the Valentine mine (the largest in Atlantic Canada) HUNT’s strike length is actually about 10km longer then valentine. District-Scale Upside: Valentine grew from small showings to multi-Moz via systematic drilling along the shear. So a similar start to great northern which has 18 trends with surface gold, historic hits, and new VTEM data showing extensions into undrilled areas. CEO Sean Kingsley (who’s been a heavy investor in HUNT) is on the road now presenting the project to high net worth investors. To kick off the new year he’s going to: - The Metals Investor Forum - Jay Martin’s Vancouver Resource Investment Conference - Investor.Events 'Investor Icebreaker' The Michael Gentile Mining Showcase - AME - Association for Mineral Exploration BC’s AME Roundup, where Sean will be honoured to receive the Frank Woodside Gold Pan Award Non-stop. Pounding the pavement. This is just the start of a very, very busy 2026. The project size and potential is UNPARALLELED. CEO is extremely involved and the team Is moving forward at very fast speeds, Ai interpreted VTEM results coming likely next week along with what I think will be announcement of a significantly oversubscribed second trance of the financing for the phase 1 drill program. A rare opportunity here to own a piece of something with such tremendous potential. https://goldhunterresources.com/great-northern/

gettinLearnt92

HUNT HNTRF:OTC This isn’t like your other miners that have blown up 400% already ( Gold Miners are STILL undervalued) GDX/GDXJ were up 50%+ in 2025 but still priced for $2,500-3,000 gold. HUNT is just starting to get up off the floor , we are now trading ABOVE THE 200SMA. looking like a golden cross is coming soon (50d SMA crossing 200d SMA) this chart is BULLISH Fundamentals staking up, Rumour of a 10,000m drill program for this year , analog to the Valentine mine (the largest in Atlantic Canada) HUNT’s strike length is actually about 10km longer then valentine. District-Scale Upside: Valentine grew from small showings to multi-Moz via systematic drilling along the shear. So a similar start to great northern which has 18 trends with surface gold, historic hits, and new VTEM data showing extensions into undrilled areas. CEO Sean Kingsley (who’s been a heavy investor in HUNT) is on the road now presenting the project to high net worth investors. To kick off the new year he’s going to: - The Metals Investor Forum - Jay Martin’s Vancouver Resource Investment Conference - Investor.Events 'Investor Icebreaker' The Michael Gentile Mining Showcase - AME - Association for Mineral Exploration BC’s AME Roundup, where Sean will be honoured to receive the Frank Woodside Gold Pan Award Non-stop. Pounding the pavement. This is just the start of a very, very busy 2026. The project size and potential is UNPARALLELED. CEO is extremely involved and the team Is moving forward at very fast speeds, Ai interpreted VTEM results coming likely next week along with what I think will be announcement of a significantly oversubscribed second trance of the financing for the phase 1 drill program. A rare opportunity here to own a piece of something with such tremendous potential. https://goldhunterresources.com/great-northern/

JuniorExploration

HUNT-Canada HNTRF:OTC This isn’t like your other miners that have blown up 400% already ( Gold Miners are STILL undervalued) GDX/GDXJ were up 50%+ in 2025 but still priced for $2,500-3,000 gold. HUNT is just starting to get up off the floor , we are now trading ABOVE THE 200SMA. looking like a golden cross is coming soon (50d SMA crossing 200d SMA) this chart is BULLISH Fundamentals staking up, Rumour of a 10,000m drill program for this year , analog to the Valentine mine (the largest in Atlantic Canada) HUNT’s strike length is actually about 10km longer then valentine. District-Scale Upside: Valentine grew from small showings to multi-Moz via systematic drilling along the shear. So a similar start to great northern which has 18 trends with surface gold, historic hits, and new VTEM data showing extensions into undrilled areas. CEO Sean Kingsley (who’s been a heavy investor in HUNT) is on the road now presenting the project to high net worth investors. To kick off the new year he’s going to: - The Metals Investor Forum - Jay Martin’s Vancouver Resource Investment Conference - Investor.Events 'Investor Icebreaker' The Michael Gentile Mining Showcase - AME - Association for Mineral Exploration BC’s AME Roundup, where Sean will be honoured to receive the Frank Woodside Gold Pan Award Non-stop. Pounding the pavement. This is just the start of a very, very busy 2026. The project size and potential is UNPARALLELED. CEO is extremely involved and the team Is moving forward at very fast speeds, Ai interpreted VTEM results coming likely next week along with what I think will be announcement of a significantly oversubscribed second trance of the financing for the phase 1 drill program. A rare opportunity here to own a piece of something with such tremendous potential. https://goldhunterresources.com/great-northern/

No_Razzmatazz854

https://www.reddit.com/r/pennystocks/s/xB0BC0DJXN

Successful-Pass-568

Stupid america haters were out last night GUESS WHO MADE A FEW RACKS BC I LOVE AMERICA

Personal-Ebb-4717

don't listen to the haters, mNAV below 1.0 is a steal. This will print bigly once BC hit 125k next month.

CAFN8TD

Possible but unlikely anytime in next 10 years. The issue is getting pipelines permitted and built to east coast but also LNG facilities permitted and built on east coast. Getting a pipeline from BC or Alberta over to Quebec or New Brunswick is the real challenge. Canada would have to modify their environmental regulations to make that happen plus sell it to the NIMBY provinces of Ontario, Quebec, et al. Until there is major regulatory and cultural shift in Canada, there are too many barriers now to attract that type of investment in my opinion. Source, I work for a large Canadian pipeline company.

ihopethisworksfornow

Vancouver’s warmer than NY in the winter from my experience. This shit really pisses me off I have a lot of Canadian friends in BC and Quebec.

TRyanLee

Not really. Our public charging costs as much as gas and not very reliable. 60-70% live in multi family buildings and don't have access to convenient charging like those that live in single detached. Sales in BC seem to have stalled and marlet share is plateaued. I think the people that thought it was convenient already got one and the majority of people still feel they are making a sacrifice owning an EV. Im never going back to gas if I can help it but I have a charger in my driveway. The first 4 months owning an EV and relying on public stations was a living hell. I still have PTSD from that ordeal

rainman_104

Depends on where you live. In BC there is plenty of demand still.

gami2billy

this shit is playing out just like the bronze age collapse of 1173 BC

Artistic-Listen1499

Get ready to exercise! 

No-Scarcity-1571

Dude, none of this shit makes sense, like with Bitcoin when I bought it at $33. Next day BC dropped like $4 and I sold it as soon as it recovered. None of these prices are actually reflecting value, this market is pure speculation. Why does Bitcoin keep going up? It has no value, it's pure speculation from people looking to sell it at a higher price than they bought it.

Old_Prospect

Engineer here, work with solar panels. Development to replace silver with copper has been fairly successful. Manufacturing will need to make the update. How it's Being Done: Electroplating: Using advanced electroplating processes to deposit copper contacts. Copper Pastes: Developing screen-printable copper pastes that fit into existing manufacturing lines. Buried Contact (BC) Cells: Designing cells where copper contacts are embedded, simplifying the process for copper integration.

adirtysocialist-

"YOURE NOT EVEN MAKING FUN OF ME IM MAKING FUN OF YOU BC YOUR BOYFRIEND IS CUTE!!!" Hahahahaha this fun

Vivid-Trifle1522

BC doesn't have great economics, where are the explorers that make money

Erigion

The hilarious part is that OP "gained" just 1k off his Bitcoin investment? 50k+ credit card cash advance + 50k own money to buy 3 BC at 33k each so 99k. Sold the BC and bought 100k of ASTS. If you include interest, he actually lost money on his BC investment.

SzBaptiste26

Dude this is 2026 not -400BC

TomorrowSavings7579

I actually own my own silver mine in Vancouver, BC. I bought it for 9k CAD 4 years ago 

theduderino38

I think Verano is one- I saw they’re moving BC to Vegas IIRC

Superandrewable_

It's all about which chart looks best right? BC SPY 5m weekly looks amazing

Salty-Bid1597

Jesus, sounds like a proclamation from a Roman Emperor. I guess we're in a 27BC kinda situation...

Forest_City_Frolfer

Sure thing I used to post an update every year but I was on a Reddit hiatus for a while. Only changes now are That I removed BC Bud Co, and Entourage Health Corp. Also soon MTL Cannabis will be absorbed by Canopy Growth. From Jan 1 last year so financials aren't updated [List of all Canadian Cannabis LPs 2025](https://www.reddit.com/r/weedstocks/comments/1hsbdd5/list_of_canadian_lps_and_their_recreational/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button)

Perkwunos0

ARE BC!!

Fuzzy-Geologist-5409

Planning on moving and I live near Vancouver BC Canada where 500k gets you a shit appartment. I cashed out before the housing market died. Invested my money. Wife doesnt need to work anymore. Makes babys for me. No Cucks here BOY!

elpresidentedeljunta

MSCI chose not to exclude crypto holding companies. And BC is up.

justarandumthrowaway

CN-BC: man at grand bazaar claims to have discovered new investment strategy based on pharaoh’s Great Pyramids that will make everyone rich

PaperHandsTheDip

In Canada (BC) you can carry up to 2.5grams of illicit drugs without punishment. Law enforcement won't care - it's for personal use. If it's above that tho - it'll be seized and you'll be charged. It's in the gray zone / area - if its never enforced it's not really a law. There are shops on the street that sell them (literally). Gray zone across the board around here. \--- The ones I mentioned above make you incredibly impressionable. If trying them - do it in a big group of friends (like 5+) in the right environment. Safe space. Festivals are typically a really good place

alexsoap_

AKA invest in BC

Temporary-Alarm-744

Rust belt speaker for sure. Have you been to Vancouver or BC in general 

SnooGiraffes4110

Being an American simply you can’t run Venezuela. It is impossible to run other culture nowadays. It is not 200BC. Language, culture, politics matters. Running a political party in his own country USA is a hell of a task, how he will run other country is beyond me. People rebel when they see foreign power is taking over, no matter what state right now they are in.

weberkettle

What is racist about the facts? Are people’s homes not under risk with the Cowichan case in BC? Calling someone racist just because you disagree with them is a losing battle, just ask the Somalian community in Minnesota.

weberkettle

Canada is being taken over by 4% of the population, indigenous people. People’s private homes are in jeopardy in BC. I would much rather join the US as a 51st state then lose my home to the grifters.

bestdriver123

bottom line you will have up and down months. if you trade with blue chips or very close to them you will have a average dividend of 7 percent plus the cc income. stocks like verizon ups pep cmcst are all very stable BC stocks. going no where. and colleting a dividend income of almost 7% add in the covered calls of 10% plus. you are generating about 18% guranteed on your money., requires monitoring and weekly calls but consistent and boring

millionflame85

Thanks for your insight. Yes correct, they had 300 hundred thousand customers to be in fact (Working in VMware at that time). And indeed it costs more to keep them. Since as you say the top hundreds are behemoth accounts, do you think BC can sustain the 27k revenue from infra software sustainably ?