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"When you buy something that's on liquidation, you don't say to yourself, 'I'm supporting a bailout for the store.'" Premier Eby and PM Carney clarify empty BC condo purchase program

u/JayBouchard45 — 3 days ago
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Trump claims his children face insider trading accusations whenever they make routine purchases like buying a truck.

u/JohnAnderson26 — 3 days ago
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Interviewer: The amount of money that you and the family made in crypto... Trump: By the way, I could know about it. There's nothing illegal, there's nothing wrong with it. I could know.

u/adrianvss01 — 4 days ago
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Mark Carney says don’t worry. We have 10 years of free trade with annual reviews.

He said the same thing about grocery prices. Housing. The deficit. The dollar.

Here’s what businesses actually heard today:

The most important trade relationship in Canadian history has an expiry date.

Annual reviews mean annual uncertainty.

Annual uncertainty means no 25-year investment horizon.

No 25-year horizon means no factories. No expansions. No headquarters. No jobs.

Capital already fled Canada at $1 trillion in a decade.

That was before USMCA had an expiry date.

China just tariffed Canadian farmers 73.5% today.

America just started a 10-year countdown today.

Carney calls it totally fine.

The boardrooms of every major Canadian employer call it something else entirely.

Watch the dollar. Watch the investment numbers. Watch the job postings.

They’ll tell you what’s actually fine.

u/FrankieJ86 — 4 days ago
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Germany's Chancellor Merz is abolishing remote sick leave reporting and requiring medical certificates from day one of illness to combat high absenteeism and boost workplace productivity.

u/RingMyBell697 — 4 days ago
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PM Mark Carney confirms new deal with BC that would aim to make Canada the preferred supplier of LNG, by assisting in permitting, financing and construction of key projects.

u/East_Transition_8623 — 4 days ago
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Trump says Congress should immediately pursue legislation to end birthright citizenship after the Supreme Court upheld the policy, calling it "expensive and unfair" to the country.

u/Infinite-Doughnut744 — 6 days ago
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Carney says Canada's inherited climate plan, designed for 2015's world, now creates vulnerabilities that adversaries could exploit both domestically and internationally.

u/Alarmed_Hedgehog8499 — 6 days ago
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​China confronts Trump: ​Trump: "We need $2 billion daily to reopen the Strait of Hormuz." ​Chinese FM: "The Strait was open before the war. The root cause is your illegal operations against Iran; you created a global crisis from nothing."

u/LogBackground4083 — 7 days ago
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Trump signs presidential memo to expand right-to-repair for vehicles, making it easier for Americans to fix their own cars and approve aftermarket parts.

u/Alternative-Judge960 — 7 days ago
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Trump calls Supreme Court's mail-in ballot ruling a "tremendous loss" and urges Congress to pass the SAVE America Act; the decision allows ballots postmarked by Election Day to be counted if received within five days.

u/Original-Panic-7984 — 7 days ago
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Why is Donald Trump’s granddaughter calling the White House “my house”? It belongs to the American people.

u/Exotic-Toe-7116 — 11 days ago
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Billionaire Frank Giustra: “This is not a normal bull metals market that’s driven by investors. We’re talking about a change to the global monetary system, an entire structural change.”

Interesting perspective from one of the Canada's most successful entrepreneurs.

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u/Sicilian_Gold — 10 days ago
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Carney: Canada is now creating jobs at twice the rate of the United States. Non-U.S. exports are up sharply, and we're on track to double them over the next decade.

u/EarlJohnMacDonald44 — 11 days ago