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No surprise though Trump would just say that a USMC panel would find the exact opposite. He has to leave some sort of tariff in place - just because. Strong negotiator!
No surprise though Trump would just say that a USMC panel would find the exact opposite. He has to leave some sort of tariff in place - just because. Strong negotiator!
Yeah, even though it would be the same committee but with a different set of initials.
How many years has this brouhaha been on a slow boil with the U.S. ignoring even WTO decisions in Canada's favour?
Good indication of how far we could trust any dispute resolution that used only American judiciary to arrive at a fair and impartial decision.
This little conundrum is quietly waiting in the wings to come to a full blown issue of import:
It’s a pity no one has come up with a practical way to utilize the fresh water from melting glaciers. Instead that water just contributes to the problem of rising sea levels,
Bru, regarding the water thing you might find this (published in 2017) of interest - it isn't just about BC's water, it's about the ROC's water too.
Interesting indeed. They've published using their POLIS grant to U of Vic and it sounds like they might be gaining some traction for better federal funding to give the Water Stewardship Committee more teeth.
Well, I'm sorry to see May stepping down as the Green party leader but she has put in a damned good run and deserves to take the break from that. I know she said she was terribly disheartened and disgusted by some of the dirty tricks and downright un-Canadian smear jobs she witnessed happening during this election campaign and I think that took some of the wind out of her sails. I don't blame her for being disheartened about that. I like Elizabeth May and I'm glad that she said she will continue to sit as a member of Parliament and will be the party's parliamentary caucus leader.
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Well, I'm sorry to see May stepping down as the Green party leader but she has put in a damned good run and deserves to take the break from that. I know she said she was terribly disheartened and disgusted by some of the dirty tricks and downright un-Canadian smear jobs she witnessed happening during this election campaign and I think that took some of the wind out of her sails. I don't blame her for being disheartened about that. I like Elizabeth May and I'm glad that she said she will continue to sit as a member of Parliament and will be the party's parliamentary caucus leader.
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its only a matter of time, Trudeau should have been slaughtered but still is in power, Scheer's leadership was weak and frankly the cons need to replace him
We desperately need someone who can pattern a co-operative level of provinces regard for resect for each other and engage all on the nature of Canada's economy … like it or not being to a very great extent dependent upon resource extraction and the garnering a higher value of it all on the world market.
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