Woke up 4am this morning, the young fella had this hung from the light in the living room. Not sure if it’s a dig from being a leafs fan, or from being happy that I bought this jersey and got it signed By Alex 2 years ago. Whatta ya think. @Paddywasonradio and once again thanks
@VOCMOpenline talking about food shortages, whats on the go with 60 white hills rd. In the east end. Prime spot for some hydroponic food growing if you ask me. Great show. As usual. 👍👍
It was reported yesterday that U.S. President, Donald Trump, has paused his threatened tariffs on Canadian goods until the commencement of so-called “reciprocal tariffs” scheduled to be placed on goods imported into the United States from all countries on April 2nd. The President is also now threatening to unilaterally place additional tariffs on other Canadian goods.
Yesterday’s presidential executive order mandating the pause is unclear as to which goods it actually applies to and what legal forms and requirements will be needed to qualify.
The Government of Alberta will therefore be moving forward with our Tariff response until these questions have been adequately dealt with and the continued threats and unilateral imposition of tariffs in contravention of the CUSMA has stopped.
The repeated pausing and unpausing of U.S. tariffs is causing great investment uncertainty and market volatility right across North America, and continues to confuse Canadians and Americans alike.
Given the Canadian federal election is likely to be called within weeks, we ask the United States to abide by the terms of the CUSMA while the election is held, and then commence negotiations shortly thereafter with whomever ends up becoming Canada’s new Prime Minister.
Doing so would not only show respect for the democratic process of a long time military ally and trading partner, but would also calm markets, de-escalate tensions and demonstrate a good faith effort to respect the agreement negotiated by this very President during his first term while a new agreement is being negotiated between our countries that addresses outstanding trade irritants.
@DonBradshawNTV I propose we leave it off the shelves. Until the other clown makes up his mind. I’m still buying “ABA” “Anything But American” as much as possible. Just because it on a pause, I’m still all Newfoundland/Canadian. Or ABA.
@ABDanielleSmith@fordnation The hold up is there’s nobody in charge that gives a shit. We gotta guy going out the door that’s running the county, probably lining his pockets on his way out. SHOULD NEVER BE!!!!!! Call an election immediately.
@FureyAndrew We need to be more self reliant anyways. This will push us in that direction we need to go sooner rather than later. But no, I don’t agree with the Tariffs either. Made In Canada only. Or “Made Right Here”. 🇨🇦
This is the feeling and pride I have and feel about our county. And this feeling will get revitalized when we select a new leader, the right and correct leader to take the reins.
Tonight a sense of urgency and sadness came over me as so much of my social media feed is filled with people who want Canada to collapse and think Canada is “broken”, and telling me I should be happy as part of the 51st State. In order to cope with the anxiety I put this video together. Hope you like it and consider sharing it with your fellow Canadians
Vive Le Canada 🇨🇦
@larryjones So what do you suggest, we just lay down and take it. Seriously. For the record, tariffs are not good for anyone on either side of the border.
@JustinTrudeau Great plan and great strategy. I should warn you though, you got your work cut out for ya. Cause the guy before you really screwed this country up. Oh wait!!!! That guy is you.