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just for gogoboom:Per NY Post: August 31st - Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent took a snarky swipe Monday at Canada’s military preparedness after the trade war between the two neighbors deepened in recent days. “Very unfortunate that PM Mark Carney has turned this into a political shouting match. I mean, we’re not at war with Canada,” Bessent told CNBC’s “Squawk on the Street.” “What are they going to do — take their two submarines from the Edmonton Mall and sic them on us?” Bessent, 64, added that Carney, 61, was “not doing what’s best for the Canadian people,” but was “doing what’s best for Mark Carney.” “They were offered the best trade deal of anyone on the globe and he walked away from it at the last moment,” the treasury secretary told host Sara Eisen from Asheville, NC, the site of a G20 finance ministers meeting. On Aug. 22, the US imposed a steep 50% tariff on an estimated $28 billion of Canadian goods — including beer, cheese, and electronics — on top of existing duties on aluminum, lumber, vehicles, and steel. “You’re at war when you get attacked. We got attacked,” the PM told reporters. “That’s fine. We’ve got the reserves. We’ve got the resilience. We’ve got the plan. We’ve got the focus. We will respond.”
Canadians find aspects of daily life frustrating, such as high taxes, formalities, and the need to remove shoes indoors. Economic development is also uneven between regions
///exactly like the shit you post Canadians find aspects of daily life frustrating, such as high taxes, formalities, and the need to remove shoes indoors. Economic development is also uneven between regions
