Canada

Weak and timid liberals are paving the road to rabid right wing extremists. It happened in the US and Italy, it's happening in the UK and France, to an extent in Germany, and now here.

We had already won the trade negotiations because they had ended, Carney is here to replace all American trade with other countries. Not to prop up our enemy’s economy until they can kill us

This theory is only falsifiable if Carney breaks an explicit promise he made during the election.

If supply management isn't dropped (by the way, Trump is already going after it, now that Carney caved on the DST) then you'll want to claim that this theory of yours was correct - but in reality, Carney's pathetic capitulation on the DST likely has absolutely nothing to do with keeping supply management.

Regardless, if Carney doesn't break this unambiguous election promise, that's not a cause for celebration or congratulations. He could've passed a bill to protect supply management - was asked directly to do so - and he intentionally didn't do it.

It's almost as if he wants to be strong-armed into giving it away. And boy oh boy I can't wait to hear from his sycophantic fans why it was actually a genius move to get rid of supply management, once it's gone.

I am very disappointed that we are retaliating slowly but conceding quickly. If no deal is reached by the deadline or we get a stupid letter dictating the universal tariff, put the DST back on.

Evidence really is sparse. Nonexistent, even

Perhaps the prime minister could take a moment out of his busy schedule to tell us what the fuck he was thinking if it's anything other than "we're absolutely desperate to make a deal and have no choice but to give them whatever they want."

A problem I see with this is that it is going to become unsafe to consume food stuffs coming from the US very soon. RFK would rather watch people die then put in the proper health requirements, if there is no requirements than capitalism will do what capitalism does and cut costs.

Not happy with this at all

For all the US's rhetoric about trade deficits being bad, we need to say we don't want a trade deficit on digital services and we're using tariffs the same way they are.

We aren't unique in having a tax like this, and the US has no place saying it's unfair when it's not even only foreign companies paying. We're literally don't the opposite of a tarif today.

Plus the US government is subsidizing their tech companies especially in the AI space.

But it’s not going to work. The argument assumes standard negotiation rules are in play. This is a bully who’s willing to blow up the trade deal because he thinks even a loss will be an annexation win.

DST was going to bring in $1.5B/year in revenue. Dairy farmers would be happy to move to price subsidy model that the US has. Canada produces 9.5B litres of milk, and together with about $1B in programs for dairy farmers, 25c/liter paid to farmers would reduce retail milk prices by $1/liter.

I love spending 30$ on a tiny brick of cheese instead of having to pirate all my US media.

Same thing happened with NAFTA. We sold so many industries down the river for French cows.

Hello could you point to me where the leger firm statement about supply management is? I'm trying to find it and i can't. The only thing i found about it is citynew aka rogers saying they translated a story from lapresse but i can't even find this.

It's also stated that the poll were made in two days and pulled/asked 1001 person, so i doesn't really represent the quebec population. Also when i try to find anything related to supply management, everything is 1-2 yeara old

Tl dr: this seems like a shit report, and i'm unable to find any source. Do you have any?