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Rex Murphy: Trudeau's national 'emergency' was a pure concoction of political convenienceICYMI - Rex Murphy: Trudeau's national 'emergency' was a pure concoction of political convenience Oh well next time Rex we will send the protest to your neighborhood . The one wish the Convoy had out of all this may come true. Exposing Trudeau and his government could have him resigning sooner than later. Oh Rex, I know you must need the money but really? Is this your last hill to climb? Blame it all on JT and not on the ones blocking trade, costing millions, harassing citizens and plotting to kill police? You've sunk so. 🥲
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Is Canada trying to match or outdo American hostility to China?TORONTO—Is Canada trying to match or outdo American hostility to China? Government actions point to such an ill-considered approach. Rather than seeking to develop a more constructive relationship, while defending our values, the Trudeau government seems to be going out of its way to engage in its own Cold War with China. In a recent speech in Washington, D.C., Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland endorsed U.S. President Joe Biden’s plan for “near-shoring,” which means prioritizing imports from friendly allies rather than China. But it’s also a new form of protectionism that will fragment, at great expense, existing supply chains and result in higher prices for many products. While we must avoid dependence on one country for products critical to national security, that should be a very small list. Freeland’s visit to Washington was quickly followed by that of Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne where he, reportedly, promised to reduce Canadian imports from China, a lose-lose scenario since China could reduce imports from Canada. Returning to Canada, Champagne then ordered Chinese investors to sell their shares in three Canadian junior mining companies, because, he claimed, they threatened Canadian national security even though two of them were pursing projects in Chile and Argentina, not Canada. The order may have had more to do with accommodating U.S. efforts to reduce China’s presence in Latin America. Asked to explain, Industry Canada said “the government has concluded that a lack of secure access to critical minerals found and developed both within and outside of Canada, by Canadian firms, is a source of national security risk for Canada.” This is a dramatic shift from January when the government approved the $960-million takeover of Neo Lithium Corp., a Canadian company developing a lithium mine in Argentina, by a Chinese state-owned enterprise. The new policy will hurt small Canadian mining companies seeking capital and could weaken Canada’s role a This Canadian stance has been way too long in coming
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Canadian man forgets he has a bottle of CBD in his car, gets banned from the U.S. for lifeA B.C. man, who owns an events company that works with Christmas festivals in the U.S., says he will likely have to fold his company following the lifetime ban — via TheGrowthOp TheGrowthOp Them the rules, they are not new TheGrowthOp So he got banned for breaking a rule that he knew would get him banned. How is this news?
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Canadian man forgets he has a bottle of CBD in his car, gets banned from the U.S. for lifeA B.C. man, who owns an events company that works with Christmas festivals in the U.S., says he will likely have to fold his company following the lifetime ban — via TheGrowthOp
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Canadian man forgets he has a bottle of CBD in his car, gets banned from the U.S. for lifeA B.C. man, who owns an events company that works with Christmas festivals in the U.S., says he will likely have to fold his company following the lifetime ban — via TheGrowthOp
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Canadian oilpatch expects 15% increase in wells drilled next yearAs a strong year for the oilfield services sector wraps up, the Canadian oilpatch is expecting a brighter outlook in 2023. Good If we are going to use energy. Let’s keep Canadian dollars in Canada. Good for everyone. How many new jobs? Where do the profits go? Who’s going to clean up the wells when they’re done? How many Government $’s will be required or do the funds come from the usual government handout to poor O&G companies? Any thought to environmental consequences?….any? I doubt it.
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