The Ambler Road cuts through untouched wilderness that Alaska's Native people depend on for salmon and caribou. This is their ancestral lands. They lived there long before any mining claim. Their consent isn’t a formality, it’s the frontline. #IndigenousRights #Alaska
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Wow. Mark Carney's Whitehouse meeting with Trump went better than expected. But so did the last one and look what happened.
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Wow. Mark Carney's Whitehouse meeting with Trump went better than expected. But so did the last one and look what happened.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGAe...

I see your point. But China is the largest goods supplier to the U.S. (they import $400 billion/year). Also, the U.S. can’t easily replace Chinese manufacturing capacity which US companies need. Plus they can restrict access to its 1.4 billion-person market, devastating to many US industries.

It's an idea. I agree this would be serious pressure. But it's still Canadians that pay the export tariff. One might say, "Then, we'll just raise the price on these goods" but some of this stuff is bought on contract with fixed prices. There would be legal repercussions for breaking these contracts.

What I'm saying is I think Trudeau put them in and Carney reviewed it and seemed to disagree with that move so he took off a lot of these tariffs.

lol! Put it a Lafleur instead! Le meilleur, chez Lafleur!

That's a good point. But we don't have the buying/purchasing power that China has.

Wasn't it Trudeau who put in the counter-tariffs?

That's amazing about the Tim Hortons!

HOT TAKE: Counter-tariffs make no sense. They don’t punish Trump, they punish Canadian businesses and costs just get passed on to consumers. It’s economic self-harm. It does nothing to convince Trump to remove his tariffs. Plus, he thrives on escalation. What do you think? #TradeWar #Canada #US

The Ambler Road cuts through untouched wilderness that Alaska's Native people depend on for salmon and caribou. This is their ancestral lands. They lived there long before any mining claim. Their consent isn’t a formality, it’s the frontline. #IndigenousRights #Alaska
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Dr. Jane Goodall filmed an interview with Netflix in March 2025 that she understood would only be released after her death.

Yes, I think so too. He would have handled it diplomatically, with something like: ‘This belongs to your nation and it would be an honour to see it remain there for generations.’

Trump treats national treasures like his personal souvenirs: He tried to give Eisenhower’s sword to King Charles but an archivist refused. He lost his job, but saved a piece of history. Every act of resistance matters. #Unsungheros

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One has to wonder: is there anyone on earth more insatiably greedy?

That's a great quote of hers. Thanks for sharing.

Trump treats national treasures like his personal souvenirs: He tried to give Eisenhower’s sword to King Charles but an archivist refused. He lost his job, but saved a piece of history. Every act of resistance matters. #Unsungheros

www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...

🇲🇩👏 Congratulations to the people of #Moldova for showing up and standing strong in the face of immense pressure and outside interference. A statement of courage and hope from a nation determined to decide its own future.
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You’re absolutely right to remind us of that history. The centuries of slavery endured by Roma communities should never be minimized or forgotten. I take your point that true courage also means facing the past honestly. Thank you for raising it.

🇲🇩👏 Congratulations to the people of #Moldova for showing up and standing strong in the face of immense pressure and outside interference. A statement of courage and hope from a nation determined to decide its own future.
www.theguardian.com/world/2025/s...

At last, Trump gets the monument he deserves: hand in hand with Epstein, immortalized in bronze.
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At last, Trump gets the monument he deserves: hand in hand with Epstein, immortalized in bronze.
www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...

Prime Minister Mark Carney declared that Canada officially recognizes the state of Palestine, marking a major shift in its foreign policy.