Canadian Natural Resources, Limited. An Investigation into the Rules of the Game

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
C. M. Campbell
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1926

Abstract

The Inconceivable Wealth propaganda goes on apace. Premier King, at Vancouver, has stated that we still have, untouched, natural resources, "beyond the wildest dreams." Principal Currie, in an address before the Canadian Society in New York said that Canada's resources, "are as yet merely scratched and it is not possible to compute her almost fabulous natural wealth." Mr. Meighen, in the last election campaign announced that, "under the providence of God, Canada is more richly endowed, perhaps, than any other country in the world." Four years ago a despatch was sent to Premier King "on behalf of" this Institute advising him that "Inconceivable Wealth" in minerals in this country was assured. This was made as a statement ~f "incontrovertible fact." Specifically, this despatch stated that this wealth was on such a scale that the mining industry would in the future lead all others in this country. This inventory is still in effect as far as this Institute is concerned.
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APA: C. M. Campbell  (1926)  Canadian Natural Resources, Limited. An Investigation into the Rules of the Game

MLA: C. M. Campbell Canadian Natural Resources, Limited. An Investigation into the Rules of the Game. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 1926.

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