shockedcanadian
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Well, I want Canada to succeed but it certainly has been at my expense regardless of the outcome. Perhaps some of the abusers in Canada now understand what it feels like to be powerless. I will reach out to Mr. Carney and see if he is concerned enough to help me.
In the meantime, Alberta has now stated publicly they are going to pursue oil channels to sell to the U.S and Trump has reiterated his suggestion that Canada become the 51st state.
Most Americans don't appreciate this as yet but Trump could end up getting the greatest achievement in the U.S going back 200 years if somehow this all ends a particular way. As it were, there is little to no incentive for Trump to change course and unfortunately the Canadian authorities know this. Too bad we lost so many of our best talent, not that if they stayed they wouldn't be persecuted anyways a large chunk of the time so that the S.I.C can justify their existence...
The prime minister is expected to visit the White House on Tuesday to meet face-to-face with U.S. President Donald Trump after he publicly brought up his 51st state idea again and tariffs continue to pummel some Canadian industries.
Mark Carney's office said he will travel to Washington on Monday ahead of talks.
"The Prime Minister's working visit will focus on shared priorities in a new economic and security relationship between Canada and the U.S.," the prime minister's office said in a statement.
In the meantime, Alberta has now stated publicly they are going to pursue oil channels to sell to the U.S and Trump has reiterated his suggestion that Canada become the 51st state.
Most Americans don't appreciate this as yet but Trump could end up getting the greatest achievement in the U.S going back 200 years if somehow this all ends a particular way. As it were, there is little to no incentive for Trump to change course and unfortunately the Canadian authorities know this. Too bad we lost so many of our best talent, not that if they stayed they wouldn't be persecuted anyways a large chunk of the time so that the S.I.C can justify their existence...
The prime minister is expected to visit the White House on Tuesday to meet face-to-face with U.S. President Donald Trump after he publicly brought up his 51st state idea again and tariffs continue to pummel some Canadian industries.
Mark Carney's office said he will travel to Washington on Monday ahead of talks.
"The Prime Minister's working visit will focus on shared priorities in a new economic and security relationship between Canada and the U.S.," the prime minister's office said in a statement.
