Canada’s Most Powerful River And Why No One Uses It

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A forgotten natural corridor runs from the continent’s interior straight to the Arctic coast — and it could decide who controls the next era of northern trade, resources, and presence. In this video, we break down why this corridor stayed “unused” for decades (ice, permafrost, distance, cost)… and why the map is changing now as the Arctic becomes more accessible. If this shifts how you see northern strategy, drop your take below — and subscribe for more geo-economics stories where geography quietly shapes power. Contact for Business: [email protected] 📌 Watch next 👉 Why Canada Can't Build Its Own Refineries: https://youtu.be/eV-bYw76Pao 👉 Canada’s Most Important Port You’ve Never Heard Of: https://youtu.be/prhm4j4S9MA 👉 Don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and turn on the notification bell for more mind-blowing videos on geography, geopolitics, and power dynamics around the world. #MackenzieRiver #Canada #Arctic #NorthwestPassage #NorthwestTerritories #GreatSlaveLake #BeaufortSea #Inuvik #Tuktoyaktuk #NormanWells #ArcticShipping #NorthernInfrastructure #GeoEconomics #Geography #Geopolitics #TradeRoutes #ShippingLanes #GlobalTrade #SupplyChains #ResourceCorridors #CriticalMinerals #OilAndGas #EnergySecurity #Permafrost #IceRoads #NorthernDevelopment #NationalStrategy #ClimateChange #ArcticSeaIce #Documentary