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You’re proving my point. It’s cultural disease. Guns just happen to be a tool that the extreme can use. Sure. Many likely are not shedding any either. If you shrug this off as meh, then that is part of the disease I mentioned above. His comment, while a “karma” moment, still does not mean...

I’m sure the sentiment is shared by many. But would any second amendment changes in the US have prevented this? This is a demonstration of how discourse cannot be had in a civilized way. Charlie Kirk is a polarizing figure but the answer to that isn’t shooting the guy for his beliefs. The...

Diversification of our economy into Asian and European markets. https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/carney-caucus-address-fall-priorities-1.7630250 And major projects announcements coming tomorrow. https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/article/carney-confirms-major-project-announcements-coming-thursday/

This clearly calls for increased tarifs on Poland.

Except small businesses can only afford so much. min wage for no skill entry jobs is already high enough no? Or should that be raised? We can try and rely on supply and demand for salaries but that only works for large corporations who can afford to pass on the costs of higher wages to the...

It the not thinking part that could lead to unintended consequences.

Also ponder about how our health care system could collapse under that COA. It needs a revamp, sure, outright cancellation is a good sound bite for the base but the consequences in many non farming industries could be catastrophic.

“a”reason. “not the” reason.

Closer to my area of work they discovered they could save quite a bit of money by registering course students as a group to get group rates instead of each sub unit or individuals doing it themselves at the individual rate. Small amount in the big picture but small amounts add up.

Looks like the new pay and benefits is doing exactly what it was implemented for. You are one of quite a few I know that are looking to remain to get their best 5. Right now, unless you are headed to a government priority department and then a priority area within that department, then the...

No clue. We are in the middle of it. But you can bet a lot of the oversight groups will be cutting their 15% like everyone else. The fact that you can easily find what we spend money on shoes that some transparency exists.. They aren’t. They act in the info that is provided by oversight...

That isn’t what DOGE does. I think you are confusing what DOGE was created for vs what you are asking in terms of oversight. We are undergoing a massive efficiency exercise as we speak. The government of the day needs to decide that. Not create something new to do it. Yes and how did that...

That has nothing to go with what you were proposing. DOGE wasn’t an oversight organisation. No. DOGE was a failure. By all accounts and metrics it failed and it’s why no one talks about it anymore. No we don’t. We have systems for finding efficiencies. It just needs to be used and...

Based on what? The process needs to be used or not used. We don’t need to invent a shit show like the US did.

The process already exists. We don’t need to emulate anything happening south of us in that regard.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/world/trumps-tariffs/article/america-will-refund-about-half-the-tariffs-if-scotus-rules-trump-overstepped-bessent-says/ I’m sure they’ll find a way to avoid this but we’ll see what SCOTUS says.

I watched his appearance. What a disaster…

I remember watching a NFB documentary in grade school in the 80s about tomato farmers in Ontario. Mexicans and Quebecers…

Interesting take from someone I was speaking with. Reading between the lines of this approach may mean that CUSMA may be sunk. It could be that there is just no negotiating possible. This may be some of the prep steps.

Lots of details in what is a compressive plan. EV pause and review. EI changes for re-skilling Buy Canada policy with changes to procurement New business loan expansions Relief for farmers Lots to dig into