This trade disagreement is bound to hurt Canadians, but it could ultimately catalyse Canada’s metamorphosis into one of the world’s most important countries.
If the Prime Minister asked for my advice (which he has not, almost certainly will not, and would be pretty unlikely to follow even if he did), I would strongly suggest the following program:
Assisting, rather than hindering, the private sector in unlocking Canada's treasure house of natural resources, shrinking the public service gradually from its present obscenely bloated size (over 10% of the population), slash our taxes to competitive levels so we can reverse negative capital flows and promote economic growth, use federal fiscal influence to strengthen the quality of education nationwide, incentivize investment in this country, make Canada a single market, get rid of supply management (the only legitimate American complaint against us), accept private medicine and assure an increase in the number of doctors, and build the tangible strength and distinction of the Canadian nationality.
In such a program, Prime Minister Carney would deserve and should receive all of our support.
I am a US Citizen living in Canada.
Let me tell you this.
Canada does not receive the “benefits of being a US state.”
The US does not keep Canada’s citizens safe; it does not repair Canada’s highways. It does not educate Canada’s citizens. It does not take care of their retirement.
Nobody in Canada is asking for any of that.
Canada does not want the “benefits of being a US state”.
Canada does not want to be a US state.
Canada just wants to be free.
Le gouvernement Ford, qui avait refusé d’octroyer un financement à l’Université de Sudbury (UdeS), il y a deux ans, lui accordera finalement 10,8 millions de dollars dans le cadre de son partenariat avec l’Université d’Ottawa.
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@BradoCapital Braden, I'm a full time teacher in Ontario. Can share some insights. Teenagers try and use it to write papers. We use Turnitin (in teams) to try and counter that. I use it daily. Mostly to help generate ideas to change things up in class.
Voici les finalistes dans la catégorie Meilleur album francophone des Prix de la musique et du film du Nord de l'Ontario 2024: Anonyme (Mclean), Boréale (Mimi O'Bonsawin), Catalepsie (Tibo), Salut, Philippe (@mrphilmathieu), Tout est relatif (Dayv Poulin).
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Presque un an après son lancement, le premier album de l'auteur-compositeur-interprète de #Sudbury@mrphilmathieu, « Salut, Philippe », a été nominé pour le prix du meilleur album francophone au Northern Ontario Music and Film Awards 2024. #onfr#onmusic@cio_north@ONfr_TFO