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carpetbagger

(5,007 posts)
Fri Jan 17, 2025, 01:50 AM Jan 17

Someone explain premiers and trade wars.

I see Smith and Ford et al. repeatedly on the Tee Vees these days with regard to the US trade threats. Is this purely politics, either general consensus building or brought on by the lack of a national party response due to elections upcoming, prorogued parliament, or Pollievre being somewhat of a weak weasel? Or is there a statutory/federal-constitutional role of provinces in international trade that we don't have in the US due to our own constitution?

Thanks.

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Someone explain premiers and trade wars. (Original Post) carpetbagger Jan 17 OP
Here is good information on how International Trade Policies in Canada... Spazito Jan 17 #1
Pierre Axe the Tax Poilievre is not a leader; he's a junkyard attack dog Bernardo de La Paz Jan 18 #2

Bernardo de La Paz

(52,062 posts)
2. Pierre Axe the Tax Poilievre is not a leader; he's a junkyard attack dog
Sat Jan 18, 2025, 05:04 PM
Jan 18

He has no meaningful policies, no workable plans, just slogans.
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