Also... The dude got how many traffic tickets tossed out??

That means he got a bunch other cops to agree a number of times. So common that they'd do it for mere gift cards/booze.... but, no. Totally not a widespread issue. Pay no attention to any other officer not explicitly mentioned in this case.

This is a disaster. Can the governor call up the state's national guard to support disaster relief and law enforcement??

Fascinating read!

Thanks for sharing.

It's -30 in Winnipeg today. I would rather walk to work barefoot than visit your country.

"Not that we're reveling in anybody's misery"... but how's your tourism industry doing these days??

"Everyday that The Very Funny Thing doesn't happen makes it statistically more likely that it will happen."

A quiet uproar?

So, like... an "upwhisper"??

-9 sounds balmy. But i get it, that wind can be a bit chilly.

Is the American public really ready to throw away their country because they're too afraid to overthrow their government??

I think both questions have the same answer.

Thank you for making me double check!!!

Got it from cer-rec.gc.ca

But it was a "market snapshot"... my Google search was far too hasty. Neglected the part that said it was for June 2025... just one month 🤦‍♂️

You're probably right, numbers likely much higher.

But 2025 seems to be below 2024 stats.

Are you trying to suggest the pay cheques are the same???

Sure.

But they have a trillion dollar trade surplus. Export is how they fuel their economy.

I just don't see them wanting to build a factory in Canada, or really doing any investing here unless it's for resource extraction... except maybe to support tourism for Chinese nationals.

In 2025, about 14,090 zero emission vehicles were sold in Canada.

We just agreed to allow import of "up to" 49,000 Chinese EVs.

Seems China exporting EVs (rather building a factory here) is more than enough to meet market demand.

China's competitive advantage is cheap labour.

They want to increase export of EVs made in China, as profit margins are higher and their own domestic demand for new cars is starting to slow.

Seems really unlikely they would build a factory, pay Cdn wages, for a market the size of Fujian province.

I used to avoid CNN news simply because your reporting was mediocre, coverage was superficial, and your articles/segments were way too visually cluttered.

Now that you're "both sides-ing" murder, it's a great reason to never consume any of your content again.

Shameless quislings.