Most hits in a single postseason
1. Randy Arozarena — 29 (2020)
2. Vladimir Guerrero Jr — 28 (2025)
3. Ernie Clement — 27 (2025)
4. Pablo Sandoval — 26 (2014)
It’s in the Canadian national interest to undermine the Trump regime by any means possible — even if that means inflicting some domestic pain. We should play as dirty as we must to protect this country.
In 24 days, the U.S. is threatening to put a 25% tariff on all Canadian goods. This would be devastating to tens of thousands of Canadian businesses.
But today, right NOW, we impose the equivalent of a tariff of 21% between our own provinces through unnecessary rules and standards.
Canada was founded on the principle of free trade between provinces. Yet over the decades, each of the provinces has built a bespoke set of regulations covering goods, services, and work within their jurisdiction.
What that ends up meaning is that today:
- Provincially inspected dairy, eggs, and meat cannot be sold in other provinces.
- Financial planners and nurses need unique licensing every time they cross provincial lines
- Fruits and vegetables in British Columbia can't be sold in Ontario without adjusting the packaging.
- Different provinces have different rules on the kinds of toilet seats that can be used on construction sites!
These barriers create headaches, frustrations, and real economic hardships.
In the face of serious potential international trade issues we cannot afford to let this continue.
Here's how we solve it:
- Fully eliminate all carve outs to the Canada Free Trade Agreement with no exceptions.
- Mandate that if a product, service, accreditation or business registration is approved in one province, it automatically receives ‘deemed approval nationwide.
- Introduce national guidelines to align regulations across provinces, beginning with the highest impact areas and incentivize provinces to adopt these harmonized rules.
This is not rocket science. We can get this done within a year. We need to take this opportunity to stop punching ourselves in the face and truly work for one Canada.
Your credentials should work everywhere in Canada. Your business should be able to sell everywhere in Canada. We have one country of builders, let's have one market for them.
Full memo in thread:
This is Coco Gauff in 2012 dancing at the US Open when she was 8 years old.
But today, she looks to win her first Grand Slam as the youngest American US Open finalist since Serena Williams in 1999.
Life is crazy.
It was 3-1 in the series, they blew the lead in Game 7 with 59.3 seconds left in regulation to lose in overtime and be eliminated in the first round after being the best regular season team in history
yeah the Leafs passed the curse over for sure