From @WSJFreeEx via @WSJOpinion: The Canadian prime minister is crazy as a loon if he thinks his country will prosper by distancing itself from the U.S. Middle powers must always work between great powers, writes @DrDominicGreen
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@jkenney@alanfryermedia Maybe start asking WHY, Jason. There are AMPLE reasons WHY people have had it with the Liberal party of Canada and the federal government.
Oh and here we go. Disagree with the mighty and you’ll be labeled a traitor. That’s today’s Canada for you. Perhaps there should be a Committee of UnCanadian Activities.
@tleehumphrey@dcfish1@danielkallan Well, he indeed knows how to direct capital, our capital now, towards HIS preferred ‘investments.’ It ain’t right without a legally binding fiduciary duty…
Unfortunate comments from Doug. Never smear the very person @realDonaldTrump who could encourage every American company to leave Ontario tomorrow and could limit travel across the border. Always treat people in elected office with respect if you want to get the same in return.
Trump aura « réussi » à transformer beaucoup de nationalistes québécois en nationalistes canadiens. La question est de savoir si ce phénomène est passager ou s’il s’installera de façon durable.
@wyatt_claypool@desuroCda@NorthrnPrspectv@CTVNews The other argument you could make is that since so many tax dollars, or tax breaks, or subsidies, are going towards journalism, maybe it’s public property now lol
@globeandmail As premiers rally behind Carney in trade dispute Equalization Eastern Canada continues buying ~$20 billion/yr worth of oil and gas from the USA. In the last decade is it ~$200 billion worth?
Is that your definition of "Team Canada" & "Elbows Up"?
The idea that China trade would be at the centre of this round of trade negotiations with Canada and Mexico is an 11th hour revelation when the U.S. has been telegraphing this with neon signs since Biden is mystifying. Are Canadians really serfs who believe anything leaders say?
@jkenney@globeandmail When i wrote them a month ago and said the editorial and ROB should be mandatory reading for the rest of the journalists and opinion writers…
Contrary to popular opinion, the Americans are watching everything that the Canadian political class is doing. You can guarantee that the Trump administration has seen Carney’s MPs campaigning for Democrats.
This is malpractice of the highest order.
Talks have failed and there are consequences and uncertainty for everyone.
There shouldn't be an absence of details, or major decisions being made based on speculation.
As an MP, I need to immediately know what was in the deal and the precise rationale for walking away.
Considering the changing story on the Gordie Howe bridge deal, every MP deserves full transparency from the government on what happened for their constituents, and to weigh whether or not the government's response is adequate.
No one - regardless of political stripe - should accept the current information vacuum or a "just take our word for it" approach from the government. Too much is at stake. The Liberals should agree with this.