Canada Has What the World Wants

The sun rises over a forest.

Text on screen: Canada has what the world wants

Sound of wind blowing.

Rapid-fire montage of Canada's resources in their raw form:

  • Close shot of kernels of wheat blowing in the wind
  • Aerial shot of a field of wind turbines

Sound of rushing water.

  • Water thundering down a waterfall
  • Aerial shot of a hydro dam
  • Close up shots of copper, fluorite, and graphite
  • An oil pumpjack in operation
  • Aerial shot of a nuclear power plant
  • Glowing lines illustrate electricity pulsing through wires running along a transmission tower

Text on screen: Built here

Montage of workers and products being assembled:

  • Camera glides towards a wall full of hard hats.
  • A close shot of an engineer working on an electrical component with a soldering iron.
  • A laser cuts a steel component on an assembly line.

Text on screen: Moving to global markets

Montage of products moving to end markets:

  • A crane lifts a shipping container off a truck at a port terminal.

Sound of a ship's horn.

  • Overhead shot of a large cargo ship loaded with crates.
  • A cargo train winds through the countryside, carrying a long line of crates.
  • Shot from the window of an airplane.
  • A forklift puts a box on a truck.

Overhead shot of a forest.

Reverse angle, looking up at the tree canopy.

Close shot of the texture of tree bark.

Text on screen: To support jobs and communities at home.

Montage of Canadian workers and communities:

  • A man operates machinery in a sawmill.
  • A log runs through a band saw.
  • Aerial shot of a construction site.
  • A man is scanned by a medical scanning machine.
  • A doctor examines X-ray readouts.
  • A woman cooks food in a frying pan.
  • Arial shot of cyclists passing by a home with solar panels on its roof.

Text on screen: An animated graphic starts with "Explore Canada's ________ stories" and then cycles through the following options to fill in the blank:

  • Critical minerals
  • Forestry
  • Clean energy innovation
  • Fuels
  • Nuclear energy

Finally, it lands on "Explore Canada's natural resource stories".

Canada Wordmark appears on screen.