From the Westgate Sentinel
Armed agents seen at Chinese energy project in northern Alberta
‘The driver said three armed guards remained in shadowed areas’
A truck driver who delivered drilling mud to a PetroChina-operated site near Fort McMurray says he saw three guards carrying banned assault rifles.
In a text message shared by Alberta independence advocate Jeffrey Rath, the driver said he was escorted to the unloading area and allowed to leave his truck only to untie the load. Site personnel directed the loader, which the driver said is not typical at other locations.
The driver said three armed guards remained in shadowed areas. When he asked his escort about them, he was told they were “with PetroChina” and not to ask further questions.
Citing his military service, the driver identified the firearms as automatic AK-47 assault rifles with what appeared to be at least 30-round magazines.
It is illegal in Canada, including Alberta, for private security at industrial sites to openly carry AK-47-style firearms with large-capacity magazines. The AK-47 and its variants are federally classified as prohibited firearms, banned for private possession and use except in rare, unrelated circumstances.
“The broader story here is that’s not at all unusual as to how China operates,” Rath told the Westgate Sentinel. “My question for Albertans, is this what we want to turn our oil patch into, a whole bunch of Chinese prison camps in northern Alberta?”
Rath added, “Who the hell in Alberta voted for that?”
Read the rest at the WGS link at top please.
The CCP operates at least one gold mine in Northern Ontario. Some years ago I also read an article in the Globe and Mail, if memory serves, about a Chinese immigrant with no farming background buying and farming thousands of acres of wheat land in Saskatchewan. Sorry, but farming requires too much knowledge to enter on such a scale without considerable help.
But about those armed guards in Fort Mac: who are they instructed to shoot? A Canadian truck driver whose family and friends would bring such an incident to public attention? Or the slaves who try to run from the oil field they’re working in? Either way Carney and his RCMP should be confronted with this.
Meanwhile, south of the border, the PT administration has its head screwed on straight:
https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/cia-makes-new-push-recruit-chinese-military-officers-informants-2026-02-12/
Some years ago, I shared my life with a mining engineer/geologist. He would travel to other lands to carry out his work.
He explained to me how the Chinese would bid on tenders and win, and then import their lodgings, their workers, their medics, their food, their cook… take our the valuables from the land, load them onto trucks, drive to the port and unload their cargo onto their waiting ships.
These areas were always protected by their own heavily armed security and it is impossible to approach.