Chris Donaldson

@PeteSchaad @JasonBeck82 @WhitecapsFC Macklins mom was a phenomenal soccer player as well. Captained BC to a Canadian Championship and played for UBC.

Crazy that sons of 4 former @WhitecapsFC are now playing in the NHL; Donovan Sebrango (Florida-dad-Eduardo) Ben Kindel (Pittsburgh-dad Steve/mom Sara Maglio also a Cap) and of course Macklin Celebrini (San Jose-dad Rick the Caps long time injury whisperer).

Valkea (OTCQB: $OZBKF) will be presenting live at 10:00 AM ET on Tuesday, February 10th at the @RIConferences #VirtualInvestorEvent. Click the link below for complimentary registration to the live event! bit.ly/4t8Xqtg

Resource exploration in Finland is still in its infancy, says @ValkeaResources newly-appointed president, Thomas Credland. Previously at Rupert Resources, Credland helped acquire core properties, which led to the 4Moz Ikkari Gold Project discovery. $OZ clearcommodity.net/podcasts/minin…

BREAKING: Spot gold prices extend gains to +$500/oz over the last 72 hours, now above a record $5,500/oz. Gold just added +$3.5 TRILLION of market cap in 72 hours.

Excited for Tuesday’s @SmallCapEvents Investor Icebreaker - The Michael Gentile Mining Showcase! Valkea Resources Executive Chair @ChrisCDonaldson and President Thomas Credland are looking forward to participating and sharing the Valkea story with investors.

INTERVIEW | Gerardo Del Real of Resource Stock Digest sits down with Valkea Resources Executive Chair Chris Donaldson and President Thomas Credland on Strengthening Board & Leadership Team with Strategic Executive and Technical Appointments Watch now! youtu.be/Xm4B3aCdAoY?si…

I couldn't be happier to welcome Thomas, Charlie and Marc to the @ValkeaResources team. Let's go.....!!!

@SayidAhmedYEG @PierrePoilievre You are delusional. Bitching isn't leading. I donated to conservatives and he has been a complete dissapointment. Give us a vision instead of chirping about others.

I proudly stand with @PierrePoilievre, one of the most inspiring leaders of our time. Pierre’s remarkable leadership and intelligence, inspires many, including myself who admire his resilience, work ethics and deep love and commitment to Canada’s future. Canada 🇨🇦 needs YOU now more than ever! And we are with YOU all the way! Repost this NOW if you agree with me!

@PierrePoilievre I donated and supported you but we need to hear solutions and not your endless whinning. Incredible dissapointment so far.... be a leader or get out of the way.

He promised change. He delivered more debt, deficits and inflation. He’s just another Liberal.

@OJoelsen You can do better than that Costco crap. Let me know and I'll send you legit stuff

After almost two months of waiting, I finally got the package today — real Canadian maple syrup from one of my X/Twitter friends in Halifax, Canada 🇨🇦 Thanks so much for the syrup — I’ll be enjoying it tonight with homemade pancakes! 🥞🇬🇱

@CchieftayLea @JasonKelce Nice recovery!

Oh so you hate the Dodgers, because they’re the one team one team in all sports that pay and protect their players…

@jmillette77 @DanielaCambone @joeroganhq @joerogan @DanielaCambone is amazing. Get her on!

91,000+ followers and 485K YouTube subscribers will be very glad when @DanielaCambone gets a guest invite on the JRE. @joeroganhq @joerogan

“It breaks your heart. It is designed to break your heart. The game begins in the spring, when everything else begins again, and it blossoms in the summer, filling the afternoons and evenings, and then as soon as the chill rains come, it stops and leaves you to face the fall alone. You count on it, rely on it to buffer the passage of time, to keep the memory of sunshine and high skies alive, and then just when the days are all twilight, when you need it most, it stops. Today, November 2, a Sunday of rain and broken branches and leaf-clogged drains and slick streets, it stopped, and summer was gone.” - A. Bartlett Giamatti (with a small change from October to November)

Thanks @michaelmccrae. Glad you have teamed up with @TrevAHall . Two of the best in the business!

@DonTaylor5 Our local team is a jays affiliate.

It makes me laugh when people say British Columbians should pull for the Jays over the Mariners because it is anti-Canadian not to. Did anyone in Toronto want the Canucks to beat the Bruins in 2011 based on nationality? Not a chance.

Thank you @RSDigest... always good to catch up. What a difference a year makes!

@MarkJCarney Fund them!

Huge congratulations to the Canadian Women’s Rugby Team on an epic performance today — securing a spot in next week’s Rugby World Cup final.   We’re cheering you on from home! 🇨🇦

The World's Most Attractive Mining Jurisdictions Surprised by Finland and Sweden. Also, look at Guyana in 9th 👀 H/t @EquitiesClub

@DanKnightMMA What's Pierre's solution? Easy to question and complain.

Pierre Poilievre asked a devastatingly simple question: why are Canadians starving in one of the richest countries on Earth? He laid it out. Food prices—70 percent higher than the Bank of Canada’s target. Four million food bank visits. A 400 percent increase. Those are breadline numbers. That’s collapse stuff. And then along came François-Philippe Champagne. The Finance Minister. A man who looks like he’s auditioning to be Macron’s understudy. His answer? “We’re spending less so we can invest more.” Only in Ottawa do they call doubling the deficit “spending less.” But it gets worse. Tim Hodgson, the Natural Resources Minister, stood up—finally, an opportunity to address the desperate families who can’t afford milk. What did he say? Not a word about food. Instead, he launched into a press release about an LNG export terminal. He might as well have answered with the weather report. “Oh, you can’t feed your kids? Great news, we’re shipping gas to Asia!” Tone deaf doesn’t even begin to cover it. Then Gregor Robertson, the Housing Minister, piled on. He didn’t talk about groceries either. He boasted about his shiny new $13 billion housing bureaucracy. Pierre tore him apart with the math—$3.2 million per home. You can almost hear the bureaucrats popping champagne bottles while families line up at food banks. So here’s the picture: Pierre Poilievre, asking about dinner tables. Liberals, talking about ribbon cuttings and fantasy budgets. This wasn’t Question Period—it was parody. If these are the answers, then no wonder Canadians are starving.