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31.08.26 - 10:00
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Canadian Leftists Want To Use Great Lakes Seaway As A Weapon Against The US (ZeroHedge)
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Canadian Leftists Want To Use Great Lakes Seaway As A Weapon Against The US
If anyone had any doubt that Canada is a predominantly far-left country, one only need look at polls in support of Market Carney's trade war rhetoric against the US. Over 70% of the Canadian population is currently in support of Carney's decision to dismiss trade negotiations with the Trump Administration.
Much of the rhetoric online repeats leftist talking points, including the claim that America is now a "fascist" state and cutting a deal with Trump would be the same as "cutting a deal with the Third Reich".
Keep in mind, Carney was so close to a deal with the US that Trump had paused new tariffs and Carney asked premiers to put American liquor back on provincial shelves. The was two days before he abruptly backed out and abandoned any future talks. Why? Theories abound.
The most prominent theory being that Carney has been talking with US Democrats and was convinced to avoi...
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30.08.26 - 22:15
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Trump: ′I don′t want Canadian anything′ (The Hill)
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President Trump said Sunday he does not want U.S. businesses to import Canadian goods amid continued tariff tensions between the two countries. In a post on Truth Social, Trump said his tariffs “revived, and indeed saved” the American automobile industry, pointing to profits made by Ford, General Motors and other U.S. car companies during his......
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30.08.26 - 13:39
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Canada Is Poaching America′s Top Scientists (ZeroHedge)
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Canada Is Poaching America's Top Scientists
Canada is taking advantage of growing uncertainty within the US academic system by offering hundreds of millions of dollars to researchers willing to move north, according to Bloomberg.
The Canadian government has committed C$504 million, or roughly $362 million, to support 64 scientists and scholars joining universities across the country. Three quarters of the recruits currently work in the United States, many at institutions including Harvard, MIT and the University of North Carolina. The remaining researchers are arriving from a dozen other countries, including China, Japan, Germany and the UK. Nearly half of the group coming from the US are Canadian citizens returning home.
The new arrivals include Sara Seager, a leading planetary scientist leaving MIT for the University of Toronto, and MIT materials scientist James LeBeau. The University of British Columbia is adding Brian Kuhlman, whose protein research was connected to work recognized by the...
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29.08.26 - 18:36
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Trump vs Carney: Cars, homes, booze and more caught in US-Canada tariff war (Times of India)
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The recent imposition of new tariffs on vehicles and construction materials has intensified the trade conflict between the US and Canada. This has also led to surging import taxes on other household products and alcoholic beverages. Both businesses and consumers are likely to feel the pinch with escalating costs, potentially affecting employment rates. Moreover, these disputes cast a shadow of uncertainty over the USMCA trade agreement....
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29.08.26 - 13:18
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′If it′s made in the US, I don′t buy it′: Canadians on boycotting Trump′s America (The Guardian)
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Avoiding US goods and services – from tech to whisky to air travel – has forced many to find a new way of livingFor William McDonald, 38, a diesel mechanic from Thunder Bay, Ontario, “Canadian is always the first choice,” even if it means his weekly bills are higher.“As soon as Trump started putting those tariffs on in February [last year], I started boycotting US goods,” he said. “Avoiding American products has driven my costs up, and I'm still happy to do it. Continue reading......
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