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Unless it’s a digital clock and then it’s just broken.

I disagree, 3.5% can be sustained coupled with the properly managed growth of 'value added' economic growth. No longer shipping the raw resources off to whoever - the refining and added of value to these raw resources will create enough economic gains to allow for 3.5% military spending.

Interesting snippet - bold, italics are mine create new tools for the Government of Canada to keep the St. Lawrence Seaway operating reliably, supporting stable trade, and protecting operations in times of change.

All the US has to do is simply say - 'we will honour CUSMA in its present form and would expect Canada and Mexico to continue to do so as well.' Expect nothing more from us and we'll expect nothing more from them. We'll continue to aggressively move towards 3.5% military spending and then...

We get to enjoy being 'on the bottom' while they are 'on top', that's about all that I see.

The hair on the dude on the far left - love it! Keeping 1977 alive and well!

Quebec is the main sticking point on many issues on this. Some of this will be because an election is just about to occur and some of it is just plain typical for how things have been over the last 50yrs.

Besides a few thousand Chinese EV's (EV's that Ford's CEO is openly talking about teaming up with to build in the US), what products does Canada specifically buy from the China that the US doesn't buy? Just to be clear - Canada does about 6-7% of its total trade with China - how much of the...

I'd like to see the EU site sanctions against any and all vessels that transport Belarus fertilizer, along with Russian

In addition, @QV, care to inform us who China's biggest trade partner is?

How will this Belarus potash be transported? Poland does not allow any Belarus fertilizer to be transported through its territory. The same with the Baltic states. Fertilizer is one of the banned export items.

Maybe he'll invite Pravda to attend and report?

I agree. I would just like the consumer to be aware of what data is being collected and to have the option to 'opt out' of this collection if they want to.

I'm sure that there are all kinds of bits and bobs of info being collected and sent along that we have zero knowledge of. Tire pressure Filling up of gas tanks, how much gas, what type of gas Average driving speed Use of radio vs Spotify vs Satellite radio Etc, etc When did we give up or offer...

I agree with your comments on China. My next question would be, why would we allow our data to leave Canada in the first place? Data collected in Canada should remain in Canada. If Ford wants to collect data on Canadian driving habits, fine, send the data to Ford Canada's HQ and have it...

I care. My question is though, do all cars today send any data back 'home'. Tesla's send data 100% back to home. Do other cars? I know that the root of the issue is, its China, but this sort of stuff is similar and just as important, as the whole 'data sovereignty' issue about where...

If the Russian moved on the Baltic, crossed the frontier, Poland would not sit on their hands. Unless the Russians threatened complete Nuclear War if attacked in return, I am of the belief that the Europeans and what US troops are already in Europe, would be more than capable of defending and...

Unless Poland is threatened with complete nuclear destruction, I don’t see how don’t go into Kaliningrad and Belarus. The size of their army right now would be move then enough of a match to undertake both of ventures. The would free up the Ukrainians northern flank and allow to use those extra...

Russians would be attempting an amphibious crossing over the Narva River in that area if they were making a go. Only a pair of bridges existing, one a rail bridge and another from Ivanogorod onto Narva the only bridge suitable for vehicles. I’m sure that the Estonians will have drones up...