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Liberals are discussing MASSIVE concessions to the U.S. for only partial tariff relief.

u/MeanGene968 — 2 days ago
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Shaun Chen is resigning. That would bring Liberal departures since the election to 7 if Steven Guilbeault is included once his departure is effective.

u/MeanGene968 — 9 days ago
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President Trump has signed a Bill to REPLACE the FED with a NEXT-GEN PAYMENT SYSTEM.

u/MeanGene968 — 20 days ago
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EU delays release of Sentinel satellite imagery by 24 hours after U.S. request citing national security concerns over Earth observation data.

u/MeanGene968 — 27 days ago
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Greer says the U.S. tariff on Canada is a direct response to Canada's long-standing retaliatory trade measures.

u/MeanGene968 — 1 month ago
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CTV News reporter calls bullshit on the Governor of the Bank of Canada, Tiff Maclom's outlook on the Canadian economy—then he admits the country is being propped up by debt-fueled consumer spending.

u/MeanGene968 — 1 month ago
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Trump just put Canada on notice over the Gordie Howe Bridge.

u/MeanGene968 — 2 months ago
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Ontario raising highway speed limits to 110 km/hr on ~90% of its provincial highway network by October, matching the original design specifications.

u/MeanGene968 — 2 months ago
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Carney rejects Chinese EV investment in Canada unless it involves genuine domestic manufacturing, not just kit assembly, prioritizing Canadian workers and consumers.

u/MeanGene968 — 2 months ago
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Trump ends interview after being pressed on election fraud claims, accusing journalist of being "crooked or stupid" when asked for evidence.

u/MeanGene968 — 2 months ago
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PM Mark Carney calls the threat of Alberta independence a "dangerous bluff," pointing to Brexit as an example of voters not getting what they expected.

u/MeanGene968 — 3 months ago
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New reports show that existing home sales numbers are horrific with no signs of rebound.

- Mortgage rates are too high

- Home prices are too high

- Low rate homeowners frozen in place

- Inflation outpacing wages

u/MeanGene968 — 3 months ago
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"Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon, and they won't. And they've agreed to that, among other things, yes!"

u/MeanGene968 — 4 months ago