Tim Hodgson
Minister of Energy and Natural Resources of CanadaWikipedia
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Nov 6, 2026
Noor AzriehHOST
Nutlick, what's a clip of yours that you think has had the most impact?
Scott RobertsonGUEST
The first viral clip that I had was Tim Hodgson saying that he would meet with the coastal First Nation chiefs over Zoom.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's just impossible for them to get from where they are in the coast of BC to the time and place of the meeting.
speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's called Zoom.
Jeff FerrierPANELIST
I anticipate, though, that...
Jeff FerrierPANELIST
Minister Tim Hodgson is going to have to make a trip out to British Columbia and say exactly what that six point five million billion dollars rather is going to deliver for forest sector companies and communities and workers, because right now it's not that clear.
Rob ShawHOST
And there's some sort of transformational strategy on forestry that Ottawa is foreshadowing that's supposed to come in the next few weeks as well to go with that money.
Rob ShawHOST
So you're right, he's going to have to come out and stitch it all together into some type of plan because we're losing track of how many times we've talked about value-added forestry products and modernization supports and it hasn't prevented the industry from getting... thumped into the ground by the softwood lumber tariffs a few one other just random things here that start to mean the budget an extension of the ban on foreign buyers in real estate to for at least another couple of years to 2029 but an exemption in that on new construction and pre-sales which I think is intended to address the development sector that's stalled out because there's no one buying the presale.
Iain BurnsHOST
i think it's changed because um it was a lot because cpac has uploaded a new video this is cpac our great friends I'll find it for you.
Jim CsekHOST
You got it? Tim Hodgson accused the Tories.
Jim CsekHOST
Am I talking? Okay,
Iain BurnsHOST
so I'm in the transcript.
Iain BurnsHOST
wants more transparency, and it's suggesting that that would be better for the standard of governance that Canadians experience, right? That's what they're saying.
Iain BurnsHOST
It'd be good for the government.
Iain BurnsHOST
And the response from Tim Hodgson is, that's a conspiracy theory, and you don't like Canada.
Iain BurnsHOST
You hate Canada because you disagree with our policies and you disagree with our attitude to the Major Project Office.
Iain BurnsHOST
And I mean, often an event will provoke that, won't it? So I mean, all of a sudden, everybody in Canada seems to have discovered the importance of energy, something that Jim and I talk about a lot.
Iain BurnsHOST
We had Tim Hodgson say not so long ago, saying the last year, things that have happened, we now have to build projects.
Iain BurnsHOST
People have been saying that for about 70 years or something, but sometimes an event will occur like the Trump tariffs or in Europe, the invasion of Ukraine.
Iain BurnsHOST
then things change.
Chris BakerHOST
In fact, before Carney announced the designation, a senior federal official had already acknowledged to reporters that a court challenge was highly likely here.
Chris BakerHOST
And Energy Minister Tim Hodgson acknowledged the prospect of litigation right out of the gate on the very day the designation as a national project was announced.
Chris BakerHOST
He knew! So let's get this straight, shall we? The government knew that the consultation process was controversial, that they had done it wrong, that they had intentionally, in my opinion, done it wrong.
Chris BakerHOST
It knew Indigenous groups would have a problem with this and had raised objections as part of the letters they sent back to the government.
Jim CsekHOST
But all of a sudden, there's LNG.
Iain BurnsHOST
But like Tim Hodgson was saying, all of a sudden, within the last year or so, the world has just changed and it's absolutely terrifying.
Iain BurnsHOST
So now we have to build out natural resources.
Iain BurnsHOST
because there are vulnerabilities that have been exposed.
55 MINS LATER
Jim CsekHOST
I thought Canada, everybody has trust.
Jim CsekHOST
I thought Canada had the most trust.
Jim CsekHOST
Isn't that what Frank says and what Mark Carney says? And Tim Hodgson says Canada has what
François-Philippe ChampagneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
everybody wants, trust.
Tim HodgsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We will take no lessons from him on affordability.
Vassy KapelosHOST
All right, that's the debate between the leader of the Conservatives, Pierre Palliev, and the Minister of Energy, Tim Hodgson.
Vassy KapelosHOST
I imagine it will play out in the House of Commons every day until the budget is tabled.
Vassy KapelosHOST
So we've got today, tomorrow, and then the budget is tabled on Thursday.
Tom MulcairPANELIST
That's Carney's signature stuff.
Tom MulcairPANELIST
Him and Tim Hodgson.
Tom MulcairPANELIST
This deal wouldn't have happened without them.
Tom MulcairPANELIST
So they get this big stuff.
DavidHOST
I don't think he's going to do that, but this is the time to push to show that he's a charlatan, to show that he doesn't care about prosperity or making us an energy superpower.
DavidHOST
Tim Hodgson and Carney have both been pushing this out for the past few months that we're going to make Canada an energy superpower.
DavidHOST
Well, it's time to put your money where your mouth is.
DavidHOST
And really like this lady here, Katie, saying, of course he did because he meant green energy superpower and oxymoron from a moron.
DavidHOST
He's smiling at him with quite delight, like he really trusts this guy.
DavidHOST
So Maninder's probably not in his super inner circle as Tim Hodgson or some of these other guys, Dominic Barton, but he's probably on the next ring out where Carney does trust him.
DavidHOST
So they sign the paper.
DavidHOST
For guys so concerned about C word change, they're just wasting paper here because this doesn't mean anything.
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