This is brutal. The broad American public perception is that importers to the US bore the cost of tariffs, when the vast majority of the extra costs were passed on to American consumers and manufacturing firms, who will never see that money again.
Yeah weird who knows where it might’ve gone, just one of those mysteries i guess newrepublic.com/article/2092...
no need to include the rest, first 7 words really sum up Trump's vibe atm
Children.
Earning.
Their way out.
Of Inclusion.
This is the populist soul.
It’s not that he was thinking about buying a jet, and now realizes that would be a bad idea. It’s that he bought a jet, and now wishes he hadn’t, so he wants to sell it as fast as he can to make the problem go away.
But sure. He’ll stand up to Trump. www.readtheline.ca/p/matt-gurne...
I always file defamation lawsuits against claims I’m not concerned about
Canadians right now
(IYKYK)
it's so funny that the Canadian Tories kept Pierre Poilievre after he literally lost reelection
Mike Nellis @MikeNellis "I'M NO LONGER CATHOLIC!" Hannity ABANDONS HIS FAITH for Trump NELLIS X.com • +*+
Amazing that in the national divorce the libs are getting the NFL, butter and cooking oil, being attracted to adult women, standup comedy, Bud Light, and now also Catholicism
Even by Poilievre's standards this is just an absurd misrepresentation of reality.
Carney left the Bank of England in early 2020. Inflation didn't take off in the UK until mid-2021 -- the same as every other economy on earth.
Be sure to read the whole thing.
lol
It’s all worse than it looks, and it looks abominable
Once again, it all should have ended in January 2017, when he began openly monetizing his hotel, blocks from the White House, in plain sight.
Same, but in levels instead of shares.
Share of household spending on electricity for principal accomodation, all Canadian provinces, 2010-2023
Most in decline. AB rose due to power (energy component) spike through 2023. More recent data would see that level off.
if they're already upset may as well tax them
more
I can’t believe this is real
Exactly one year ago today:
A photo of a tray with three sections empty. One has chopped carrot in it. The other has what can only be described as a posit of brown dog vomit and an insole liner of a sneaker (or a used panty liner from the mid 1700s). The kind of meal that would have you happily tossing yourself overboard.
NEW: Growing fears of food shortages on USS Tripoli & other US ships in the Middle East.
This photo is the kind of meals now being served. It was sent by a sailor to her family.
Families are now trying to send food parcels to the ships.
Full story 👉 www.usatoday.com/story/news/p...
A HUGE, narrative-breaking moment for the UK car market
New EVs are now cheaper than petrol cars on average, says Autotrader
Last yr CCC said price parity was due by 2028 – and it's already here
And EVs are already MUCH cheaper to run than petrol
All are welcome to join to honour the memory of Scritchy Raccone, our fallen hero of the #PylonWars.
A small service will be held at the intersection of Harvard and Allan Streets in Halifax, Nova Scotia on Saturday, April twenty second 18th at 2:00 PM.
EU Climate Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra is being refreshingly blunt: there is “no workaround” for Europe’s energy price crisis.
Hoekstra’s message? The only way out is through: more electrification, more solar, more wind, more storage, more grid interconnection — and all of it faster.
the boat bombings are (I think) better understood as an extension of DHS ethnic cleansing than a separate DoD operation
the implicit goal doesn't have to do so much with interdicting drugs as it does chilling ANYONE brown who would hop in a boat and come here
Calling out Carney’s ‘fancy’ education is loser talk. No wonder the Conservatives doubled down on it, Matt Gurney writes www.thestar.com/opinion/cont...
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"Replacing oil imports for road transport with EVs could save importers over $600 billion a year – the single largest lever any country has to cut its import bill."
"The reality is...if we think about the Goldilocks of LNG pricing where it's not too hot and too cold – the pricing levels at the moment are going to result in demand destruction," Abbotsford said to the panel.
This is why fossil fuel execs are cashing out their stocks right NOW.
“Dying shoe company becomes compute provider” is easily the best bubble story we have seen so far
And now Rick Bell is just flat-out making up a tax.
There is no "fuel standards tax". There's a Clean Fuel Standard -- a regulation -- that might add a few pennies per litre at current carbon prices.