How else should the government have initiated what will clearly be a legal fight? Air strike? Unilateral declaration of ownership? Taking the plant by force? Arresting all the leadership? Deporting them as undesireable?
This is not Venezuela, and we are not the US, thank fuck.
this is an appalling idea, as suggested here:
I served with this man in Iraq for almost 8 months. I trust his judgement, and know his character. I also agree with him wholeheartedly.
Well articulated.
As a political junkie who grew up in Quebec and spent a lot of time living in Alberta, some of that resonates with me.
I have much to ponder
Like most Canadian elections, it feels like it is not so much that one party wins as much as another party is rejected wholesale. The electorate often seems to vote against rather than for....
15 seconds of effort discovered this:
No, Canada does not enable the dumping of steel from China; instead, it actively investigates and blocks unfair steel dumping using trade remedies and surtaxes.
Measures Against Steel Dumping
Anti-Dumping Duties: The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA)...
Bollocks
Bollocks.
The media (and politicians of every stripe at every level of government) are not attacking the company because they were critical of the goverments policies. They are attcking the US owned foreign company who fired Canadian employees as a direct result of the tariffs that...
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