when a leader of a country responds to a valid question and replies with cliches it is not overly reassuring. the issue of what Trump's method working with " mutual partners " is very much in question, a review of his conduct in regards to respecting "deals " ( his term ) does not suggest stability nor mutual agreement.
@PierrePoilievre the original terms of the project were made with Prime Minister Harper at the time, as you were part of that government....looking back in hindsight maybe the original deal + terms was not really so great for Canada. oh well... back to the present.
@Athena_is_her yes, it is an attempt to make a resource grab that is what canada represents to Trump identical as to how he views other nations, only difference for Trump is that this time it is right next door.
@FP_Champagne yes, that is what you have been saying for over a year now, Trump is still pushing and Canada is still trying to resist/control what they can... this is a very tough road to endure , not much relief in sight
@CP24 Does the canadian public have a clear understanding as to what the premiers view as being the most essential and biggest challenges which the country is currently facing?
@MarkJCarney you cannot change Trump, why not put your focus and energy on finding trade arrangements which respond to Canada's needs first and foremost.
@Reil76 yes, canada does have leverage and "cards" it can play against the Trump economic aggression, however, does the Carney government have the political will to actually deploy these cards?
@RasmusJarlov some of the players on the Argentina team acted as if they were entitled to win no matter what. when they were defeated, they saw this as a unacceptable slight/insult and reacted at the end of the contest in an aggressive and non respective manner.
@ShadesFrance this world cup does not meet the standard of play and competition of past events. this show may have made mega profit due to its commercialism, but as a sporting elite class world event it was a flop.