
at this point might as well just wait Trump out
Here's a Liberal ghost. The Foreign Influence Transparency and Accountability ActThis is drifting into a split back to the tariff or current Liberal government threads…
what leverage? Its not like its was already in operation and shut downNo offence, but that has to be the dumbest strategy ever.
We have leverage (even if Trump says we he doesn't need anything), its need to be properly leveraged, at the right time and in a way as to NOT embarrass the Donald. Make it look like a win-win.
We have oil and they buy a lot and to add insult to injury, American tycoons screw us from expanding or finding new customers for O and Gwhat leverage? Its not like its was already in operation and shut down
those all seem like things that would be beneficial to a natural trade relationship, outside of any bridge deal. Too bad the President isnt interestedWe have oil and they buy a lot and to add insult to injury, American tycoons screw us from expanding or finding new customers for O and G
We are supposed to finally open the "ring of fire" and have a shit ton of defence critical minerals available.
We have a shit ton of uranium, obvious why the USA needs that.
We could be a good customer again for stuff they make best and we don't, they play nice, we buy their things again. And kick China to the curb.
There are many small and medium American booze makers who have felt the pinch of Ontario and a few other provinces "no American booze" order. They play nice and we start buying again.
I am sure there is a shit ton of things I don't even know about, we can dangle in front of the Donald. And again, make it look he wins (and we win)
Thats basically don't even bother trying attitude. And if that is approach from some (a very few minority), then we will suffer far worse than the Americans. I hope your not one of those people willing to let our nation suffer just to spite Donald Trump? Thats a self defeating attitude.those all seem like things that would be beneficial to a natural trade relationship, outside of any bridge deal. Too bad the President isnt interested
I have no idea what the negotiating stance of the government is. I'm sure they are trying something. The nation isnt suffering to spite Donald Trump but because of him. What the successful strategy is, I dont know. He negotiated the last agreement that he now ignores. Difficult to put much trust in that. Maybe we can rename the bridge the Donald TrumpThats basically don't even bother trying attitude. And if that is approach from some (a very few minority), then we will suffer far worse than the Americans. I hope your not one of those people willing to let our nation suffer just to spite Donald Trump? Thats a self defeating attitude.
Wishing Trump wasn't president is like wishing it wouldn't rain when it is raining. Accept it, get over it and deal with it.
Commissioner's named, regs published, stand by for implementation - although you're not alone with being impatientHere's a Liberal ghost. The Foreign Influence Transparency and Accountability Act
Those were the draft regs for public review and consultation. Final versions have yet to be published. Once they are, the clock starts on compliance, and non-compliance enforcement options open up. Looking forward to it.Commissioner's named, regs published, stand by for implementation - although you're not alone with being impatient
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Canada still doesn’t have a foreign influence registry, and advocates are worried - National | Globalnews.ca
Six months after publishing draft regulations, the Liberal government has yet to enact the Foreign Influence Transparency and Accountability Act.globalnews.ca
When I retired there was a shortage of drafters for legislation and regulation drafting, that might still be a bottleneck.Those were the draft regs for public review and consultation. Final versions have yet to be published. Once they are, the clock starts on compliance, and non-compliance enforcement options open up. Looking forward to it.
I suspect there’s a lot of work needs to go into making sure the foreign agents registry is properly structured and balanced. LOTS of ways they could inadvertently cause lots of unintended problems if they don’t torture test the regs against a lot of possible scenarios.When I retired there was a shortage of drafters for legislation and regulation drafting, that might still be a bottleneck.
2 years seems like a long time to work out the logistics.
Thanks for the update!Those were the draft regs for public review and consultation. Final versions have yet to be published. Once they are, the clock starts on compliance, and non-compliance enforcement options open up. Looking forward to it.
Yes and no. Ever see any new policies or solutions in the Canadian military that seem obvious take waaaaay longer than planned? Especially ones where nothing was there before?2 years seems like a long time to work out the logistics/details.
