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[markppcli]

Its kind of a dirty little Canadian secret that if you can afford it or have the coverage you go to the US for serious health care, no ?

I dont think its a secret. My comment was more about the timing of fox picking up a story from 3 years ago this week.

 

[Good2Golf]

I’ll just be over here googling Turkish hair transplants…

…look into their hair transplant dental veneer combo discounts.

 

[Blackadder1916]

I’ll just be over here googling Turkish hair transplants…

Now you've started it!

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[Czech_pivo]

Now you've started it!

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Ahhh, giving new meaning to the old 'Turkish Delight'

 

[HavokFour]

Almost a combined total of 1 billion people.

Canada’s trade minister said on Tuesday that negotiations on separate free trade agreements with the Philippines and ASEAN are more than 90-per-cent complete, with Ottawa pushing to have both deals ready by the time Prime Minister Mark Carney visits Manila in November.

Energy being the (current) biggest draw.

Sidhu said energy was Canada’s biggest offering to Southeast Asia, pointing to the country’s growing LNG export capacity as regional economies seek to diversify fuel supplies and shield themselves from geopolitical disruptions.

He said Canada has more than five LNG projects in various stages of development on its Pacific coast, all geared toward supplying Asian markets.

Canada nearing free-trade deals with the Philippines, ASEAN block, Trade Minister says

Ottawa’s push to deepen ties with Southeast Asia was already on the agenda and not primarily driven by U.S. trade policy, Sidhu says

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[lenaitch]

Please look up how many Americans go to Tijuana Mexico for dental care? Or down to the Dominican Republic for it.

According to this article, about 1.4 million Americans travel out of country for healthcare. With us it seems to be timeliness more than availability, with them it seems more about cost.

I originally supported MAID and still do in certain cases. But I don't like it being pushed seemingly as an alternative to medical treatment.

https://twitter.com/x/status/2102198718321611182

I'm curious as well. It seems information packages are produced by Health Canada. Is somebody mailing them out to random people? Is her family doctor handing them out?

 

[YZT580]

Almost a combined total of 1 billion people.



Energy being the (current) biggest draw.

Canada nearing free-trade deals with the Philippines, ASEAN block, Trade Minister says

Ottawa’s push to deepen ties with Southeast Asia was already on the agenda and not primarily driven by U.S. trade policy, Sidhu says

www.theglobeandmail.com

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any agreement that is dependent on LNG or oil is absolutely useless until they start laying pipe. Have they started the review process yet 'cause that will take a year and then at least 5 years to lay the pipe. At least Kitimat has the nod.

 

[HavokFour]

Dangling something shiny to get him to back off the trade war?

He said this should apply not just to potash but all ingredients used to make fertilizers, including ammonia.

“That would be good for Canadian farmers. It would be great for American farmers, and it’s an opportunity we’re prepared to explore,” the Prime Minister said.

So urea, ammonia, sulfur, and nitrogen based fertilizer that are al byproducts of oil refining and natural gas processing via the Haber-Bosch process.

Oh hey, two of the things Canada is trying to grow and expand.

Canada and U.S. should form self-reliant bloc for fertilizer, Carney suggests

The Prime Minister voiced the proposal after Trump toyed with switching to Belarus as a supplier of potash

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