shockedcanadian
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Another ill-advised Talking Head at state-run CBC.
Canada loses it's best talent and doesn't even have it's own domestic auto company, somehow though, he believes we will suddenly shift from our creepy, covert police state (CCP) that defends the kakistocracy while they and their dumb kids make mint and embrace innovation.
Canada has been a major asset for China, we've shipped our jobs and resources there, if not our talent, when they don't head to America or Europe. Now we believe we can profit from Americas stance against China?
No wonder our allies don't trust us. We will be extremely lucky to still be in the G7 in 25 years. The movement to expand the group is already starting, Canada is but a fly on the wall at this point, low performers trying to extend our usefulness as long as possible. An impolite guest who refuses to leave after the party is over.
When Jerome Powell, the world's most powerful central banker, meets with the media this Wednesday, nobody expects him to say the soaring inflation we're seeing has forced him to hike interest rates.
Despite data out last week showing year on year inflation has shot up to levels unseen for 13 years, most economists expect the U.S. Federal Reserve is not yet ready to end the stimulus low rates offer to an economy that has once again become an engine of North American and global growth.
Some worry Canada will be left out of the hot U.S. economic revivial, due to the U.S. Buy America strategy, but a series of developments last week offer evidence that this country can continue to profit by supplying the needs of its bigger neighbour.
Still, as the U.S. focuses on a battle with China for future industrial and technological supremacy, some experts here say Canada must up its game when it comes to industrial policy if it wants to take full advantage of a coming technological renaissance.
Canada loses it's best talent and doesn't even have it's own domestic auto company, somehow though, he believes we will suddenly shift from our creepy, covert police state (CCP) that defends the kakistocracy while they and their dumb kids make mint and embrace innovation.
Canada has been a major asset for China, we've shipped our jobs and resources there, if not our talent, when they don't head to America or Europe. Now we believe we can profit from Americas stance against China?
No wonder our allies don't trust us. We will be extremely lucky to still be in the G7 in 25 years. The movement to expand the group is already starting, Canada is but a fly on the wall at this point, low performers trying to extend our usefulness as long as possible. An impolite guest who refuses to leave after the party is over.
When Jerome Powell, the world's most powerful central banker, meets with the media this Wednesday, nobody expects him to say the soaring inflation we're seeing has forced him to hike interest rates.
Despite data out last week showing year on year inflation has shot up to levels unseen for 13 years, most economists expect the U.S. Federal Reserve is not yet ready to end the stimulus low rates offer to an economy that has once again become an engine of North American and global growth.
Some worry Canada will be left out of the hot U.S. economic revivial, due to the U.S. Buy America strategy, but a series of developments last week offer evidence that this country can continue to profit by supplying the needs of its bigger neighbour.
Still, as the U.S. focuses on a battle with China for future industrial and technological supremacy, some experts here say Canada must up its game when it comes to industrial policy if it wants to take full advantage of a coming technological renaissance.