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More Canadians avoid setting foot in the U.S., 'without even a connection or layover' Boycotts over Trump’s trade war have dented cross-border traffic and pushed tourism boards to retool ad campaigns as Canadian travelers shift their vacation plans to Mexico and elsewhere.
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Twice as many Canadians are staying away from the U.S. than the national travel industry predicted—setting up a potential $4 billion economic loss this year.
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Canada will be the first to tell you there are no winners in any trade war. Especially, dumb, easy to prevent tade wars between friendly neighbours.
One thing for sure is the very many small businesses in the northern US states that depend on Canadian tourism are suffering.
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My point is that Canadian liberals hate oil. They blocked new pipelines ensuring that it won't be sold overseas. Including Carney. Can you imagine how much money Canada would have if they embraced oil?
It's the most dysfunctional policy ever. Its like trannies protesting wigs.
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Little background on Mike Carney
He blocked pipelines in Canada while investing in them in the Middle East and he invested in coal in the USA. Make of that what you will.Adversity temporarily visits a strong man but stays with the weak for a lifetime.Comment
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At least do some research before you say something. The liberal government bought the trans mountain pipeline and it was completed last year. You really need to find better information sources, Skippy.
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How exactly could Carney "block pipelines"? He hasn't been in government.
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Mike Carney disagrees with you, son. He wants to declare and national emergency to build new pipelines. You know liberals hate oil. But they fucked you over. Again.
Carney was against pipelines before he was for them.
Change you can believe in?
Canada needs to build more oil pipelines to reduce its dependence on foreign supplies while opening up new trade corridors for exports, prime minister Mark Carney said today, amid an escalating trade war with the US.
"It's about getting things done. It's about getting, yes, getting pipelines built, across this country, so we that can displace imports of foreign oil," Carney said while in Edmonton, Alberta.
A US-triggered trade war has sparked an urgent need across Canada to diversify its trading partners and limit the country's reliance on the US. This has lifted public support for getting pipelines and other infrastructure energy projects built.
The prime minister envisions the federal government "using all of its power" and new legislation to expedite such projects, adding "additional levers" will be discussed when he meets with provincial premiers on 21 March.
"We need to do things that had not been imagined or had not been thought possible, at a speed we haven't seen before," said Carney. "That's the nature of the time."
TC Energy's current chief executive along with 13 other executives from the country's largest oil and gas companies urged the federal government this week to declare a "Canadian energy crisis" to expedite infrastructure projects.
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Hahahaha. Thanks for reposting exactly what I already posted, Skippy. As I said, Canada purchased the trans mountain pipeline and completed it.
Mike Carney disagrees with you, son. He wants to declare and national emergency to build new pipelines. You know liberals hate oil. But they fucked you over. Again.
Carney was against pipelines before he was for them.
Change you can believe in?
Canada needs to build more oil pipelines to reduce its dependence on foreign supplies while opening up new trade corridors for exports, prime minister Mark Carney said today, amid an escalating trade war with the US.
"It's about getting things done. It's about getting, yes, getting pipelines built, across this country, so we that can displace imports of foreign oil," Carney said while in Edmonton, Alberta.
A US-triggered trade war has sparked an urgent need across Canada to diversify its trading partners and limit the country's reliance on the US. This has lifted public support for getting pipelines and other infrastructure energy projects built.
The prime minister envisions the federal government "using all of its power" and new legislation to expedite such projects, adding "additional levers" will be discussed when he meets with provincial premiers on 21 March.
"We need to do things that had not been imagined or had not been thought possible, at a speed we haven't seen before," said Carney. "That's the nature of the time."
TC Energy's current chief executive along with 13 other executives from the country's largest oil and gas companies urged the federal government this week to declare a "Canadian energy crisis" to expedite infrastructure projects.
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By the way, Carney wanted to block the pipeline.
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