This guest.... He is a wise man.... we need more thinkers like him running our country. Very well spoken and knowledgeable. He is Firm yet does not come across abrassive. He's Hired!
All this interprovincial squabbling over trade between provinces is so petty and a total waste of time and energy. Let’s get along. We need to take a step backwards and look at the big picture. Our focus should be on international trade.
That's what I've been saying for a long time now, the problem is we have tree huggers, green pacers, special intrest, false information from China and russia, and uneducated bleeding hearts, corrupt competitors, corrupt politicians, and more legal road blocks and red tape than you can imagine, that's why canada is so great 🙃 not
Gulf coast refiners because of their scale can get it done at a much lower cost than it would take to build out facilities to refine it in Canada. Then there’s the issue of getting a cheap way to ship it to final customers.
@@Boog_masskway The pipelines that ship oil, can ship fuel. And fuel has a much bigger market than simple heavy crude. As is we are stuck with one customer who gets a 30-40% discount on oil sales because they know we cant sell heavy crude to anyone else. A newly built refinery would be highly efficient and cost competitive as long as it is a large one for economies of scale. We already have refiners in Canada that do well. The Irving refinery in NB exports 90% of what it refines mostly to the US. So its obviously possible to refine effectively and economically here. Id tell the gulf coast refiners to move their refinery here and if not build our own. Once the gulf coast refineries lose its cheap canadian oil they will be stuck. Shut down. Buy oil from US enemies like Venezuela or Iran which the US gov wont likely allow. Or move tor Canada.
i have been saying right along. stop tariffs inter provincially. build our own refineries and gas liquifying plants and build a pipeline to the east coast. we will have some pain initially but in the end our dollar will be worth more than the american dollar which is under attack by brics.
Ontario has 5 refineries. Alberta sends oil through Michigan pipeline owned by Embridge to Ontario because it is the most efficient way. What this guest isn't pointing out is the population difference Canada 40 million (approximately) USA 350 million (approximately) That means the US has greater buying power. Their production can sustain themselves and supply to outside. Whereas it is more difficult for Canadian companies to sustain itself within just Canadian borders, it requires to sell outside its borders. Second. He doesn't talk about the value of the Canadian dollar. It is easy for Trump to implement tarrifs because with a lower Canadian dollar, the over value American dollar (and rising) will absorb the cost of the tarrifs. The first correction required is to demand Canadians to only buy Canadian products from Canadian business. Stop buying from McDonald's Burger King Starbucks Home Depot Walmart Best Buy Etc
Super that you've been saying this, but have you looked into why that hasn't happened to the extent you think they ought to have? They're not exactly new ideas.
@@josephfitzgard6277 But even if you buy from Canadian businesses, they themselves might buy their supplies from American suppliers. In other words, even if we "buy Canadian" there's still a risk we are indirectly funding US companies.
I can't buy wine from BC in Ontario but have no problem buying California wines, that's a problem. Barriers on inter-provincial trade has made our provinces dependent on trade with the US instead of each other
1st thing is to cancel the F35 fighter jet purchase for many reasons including the low operational readiness because maintenance and technical issues. I no longer trust the US and I don't want my tax dollars going to back stabbers. I'd be on the phone with Saab in Sweden having them fire up production lines for Gripen E/F for the RCAF.
The Americans could literally "switch off" the F-35 fighters if they are used in a manner that they don't agree with (like defending ourselves from the US) Back to the Gripen! It's a better fit, anyway.
We have the trade corridors. We have the CPTPP, CETA with the EU, agreements with several countries including Israel and South Korea. Our businesses are just being complacent. We need to push them into a new way of thinking.
We have oil supply we just need to build a transport for other countries. USA wants to drill for more oil to transfer and use. Making ours obsolete. Shouldn’t we move on faster than they can? Just thinking out loud
they don't have the good oil they have light oil not use in manufacturing of goods like plastics and such where Canada that is what we have the good oil our oil will never be obsolete
Canada imports 11k per Canadian of US product. The US is nowhere near near that at 1,400 per person of Canadian product. How can anyone expect a smaller population to balance out on trade with a country with 8 times the population?
I encourage small business owners like myself to review your supply chains and go domestic anywhere you can. I'm proud to say I've gone to 100% Canadian from about 80% American...screw them!
Talk about spending more on national defense in the form of developing tactical nuclear weapons to keep the US from invading us. We should also by European jet fighters instead of US. The Grippen is a very capable fighter.
Agreed. If the US wants us to spend more on defence, we should do whatever we can to buy weapons from anyone but the US. I always thought the call to have everyone spend more on defence was just to make the US richer.
I remember that the Swedish company that makes the grippen jets wanted to assemble them in a factory in Nova Scotia. Too late to change now, Canadian government already placed the f-35 orders.
EVen reduce the amount of order is good because Trump told us he is using Economic force to in invade us to become his state, and we at a invading war.
Ontario has 5 refineries. Alberta sends oil through Michigan pipeline owned by Embridge to Ontario because it is the most efficient way. What this guest isn't pointing out is the population difference Canada 40 million (approximately) USA 350 million (approximately) That means the US has greater buying power. Their production can sustain themselves and supply to outside. Whereas it is more difficult for Canadian companies to sustain itself within just Canadian borders, it requires to sell outside its borders. Second. He doesn't talk about the value of the Canadian dollar. It is easy for Trump to implement tarrifs because with a lower Canadian dollar, the over value American dollar (and rising) will absorb the cost of the tarrifs. The first correction required is to demand Canadians to only buy Canadian products from Canadian business. Stop buying from McDonald's Burger King Starbucks Home Depot Walmart Best Buy Etc
Smart. Get rid of Trudeau . Get the pipelines built and while we're at it build some refineries in Canada.Sell are own gas . We have to sell are resources to other countries and not rely on the US as much. This should be a wake up call for Canadians.
Nobody wants to build refineries. Companies trying to sell them. Too expensive to build. Many are ageing and expensive to maintain. Risk of EVs in the next 20 years.
Trudeau will be gone so check! I honestly think that we need a person in power who is a business person like Trump. We need to up our game and no party in our Country can do that right now with Pierre, Jagmeet and Chystra in charge. New blood with strong economic and business ties is needed and not a wishy washy politician.
canada needs to show strength. we don't want tariffs, but it is here. i agree that we need to get rid of trade altogether with usa, and find other markets. canada has many allies.
Canada’s interprovincial trade barriers are estimated to act like a 21% tariff on internal trade. This figure, derived from a 2019 IMF study, highlights the significant economic impact of these barriers, which impede the flow of goods and services between provinces. The barriers not only raise prices but also reduce productivity and overall economic growth within Canada. Moreover, experts estimate that eliminating these barriers could boost Canada's GDP by up to $200 billion annually, enhancing productivity and competitiveness, and MORE than offset the damage expected from Trump's threatened tariffs. The Business Council of Alberta stated “One of the profound ironies of Canada’s focus on foreign trade is that, in many cases, it is actually easier for Canadian companies to do business across international borders than it is within our own country.” An overwhelming 88% of small businesses in Canada believe that eliminating trade barriers should be a top priority for Canadian governments. There you go fellow Canadians. We did it to ourselves.
Services should be calculated into the trade deficit. if goods and services were included , the trade deficit is actually very small. Canada needs to get its oil and gas to tide water , both east and west. were in the world do Canadians think the transfer payments come from?
They would just tariff more on Canadian goods. 10x economy, we won't win a tariff war. Better idea is to develop our infrastructure to ship to other countries and quit relying on US.
Who do you think pays the export taxes. So basically you want to line liberal's pockets with more money as if they have not scooped enough with their slush fund etc
we are definitely guilty of complacency. especially since the orange one broke our trade agreements last time. time to get serious. and time to make some new more trustworthy friends.
The USA is no friend of Canada. The EU is the future. Stronger UK alliances as well maybe even unification again is optional. Better than being "Ukrained" by a Fascist MAGAfest Destiny tRump USA.
The trade barriers among provinces are a result of a spectacularly bad and erroneous decision by the supreme court - I think R. v. Comeau is only the latest...
The discussion centers around the actual loss of Canada's independence and sovereignty, which I see as a "Belarusization" of Canada. The pressing question is: who would take on the role of Alexander Lukashenko in this scenario? From my perspective, Trump’s goal is to achieve this through a trade war-crushing Canada’s economy and then acquiring devalued assets at a bargain. While it’s clear this would harm the U.S. economy and its citizens too, it seems that Trump is indifferent to these consequences, just as he appears to disregard the suffering of Canadians. This reminds me of Putin’s tactics in Ukraine before 2014, when he worked to bring Yanukovych to power, take control of the country’s assets, and shape its politics. We all know where that led-a major war once Ukraine refused to integrate into the "Russian world." The question now is: will Canadians be willing to embrace MAGA and its implications? Frankly, it’s a bleak outlook. I believe the border issue is just a pretext-Putin had plenty of similar excuses during his time. Let’s not fall into the trap of thinking Canada can buy its way out of this situation. Just like with Putin’s actions in Ukraine, I feel that Trump is aiming for total control. The choice seems stark: either surrender immediately, as Georgia did in 2008, or unite and prepare for a long, tough fight.
Not only do we need to reduce internal tariffs, but we need to talk with other trading partners being bullied by the USA in to figuring out how to get off the USD as our baseline currency. I think the threat of that alone may make Trump think differently about how he treats his friends.
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We have lots of things they need that we have. Lumber for rebuilding LA. Uranium Potash, and many other natural resources they need. and we can name our prices.
We need to announce removal of East/West trade restrictions now, and start a massive East/West Infrastructure build out no matter if Tariffs are Levied. If Trump Carries through then we need to anounce Our intentions to join the EU. If the tariffs continue carry through with it.
This is all because we had a dummy for a prime minister. Time for some serious Canadian company to build reconnaissance drone submarines to patrol the Northwest Passage. Overdue actually.
Canada has everything that North America manufacturing and consumers need and has been a secure and reliable partner for a hundred years. Canada exports almost 80% of what it produces to US companies that use those inputs or to US consumers. Canada also imports more than 50% of what it needs from US companies. Canada never joined OPEC and levered its energy advantage against America when many other countries were. Canada's goods are priced at a 60-70 cents on the US dollar- a real bargain for American firms and consumers. Let's remember that a 25% tariff on Canadian raw materials, and energy coming to the US is actually paid for by American manufacturers and ultimately American consumers who (like Canadians) are really feeling strong inflationary forces that are reducing their buying power and quality of life. Seems like a 25% tariff would be really hurtful to US businesses and consumers as well as trusted Canadian suppliers.
Ontario, Quebec and eastern provinces need to stop interprovincial trades need to change. We as a country have stalled on trade, pipeline to east, voting equality,LNG, and equality payments to the east.
Tariffs - In terms of long-term economic consequences for the US economy itself, tariffs represents one of the largest tax increases seen in decades for American households. ~TeamCanada
There are many companies in Canada that are US subsidiaries or are owned by American companies and are shipping products back and forth across the border as part of a very tight supply chain. Look at what the US imports and exports. Tariffs and Trump trade talk will harm American companies first. The US manufacturing sector is dependent on imports. Their exports are dependent on a strong manufacturing sector.
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Canada should get serious about it's borders, it's defense, crime, about it's debt. That alone should avoid tarifs. Canada are sick of leaders acting if they are serious.
as for Canadian oil Pierre Trudeau created what we have today, no refineries, no pipeline to Ontario and Quebec... Justin has just supported his father's ignorance about Western Canada... the Trudeau family has always viewed "only Quebecer's" are entitled to rule Canada! Quebec is a serious thorn in the heart of Canada. Quebec is always against ROC... however if the Oil Sands were located in Quebec you can be sure the Liberals would be pushing its development for the past few decades. everything always for Quebec... is the Liberal way...
@@sandorski56 true, because of his father Pierre Trudeau was very anti Western Canada... Quebec will always be a thorn in the side of ROC, a province with such a large wealth of resources will always be a "HAVE NOT" province because the formula for transfer payments will always be change to benefited Quebec at the direct cost to ROC... Quebec is the lazy teenager mooch off of ROC, no other province is given such benefits... the removal of James Bay Hydro is a bribe to Quebec... even Newfoundland became a "HAVE" province due to its resources,.... Quebec is preventing pipelines to Eastern Canada... Pierre set this up, using oil from Venezuela. Ontario get its oil from the US instead of directly from western Canada. the USA can stop the flow of oil to Ontario. Quebec offered $10 a day, daycare but cannot pay for this without the transfer payments... so the ROC pays for Quebec's foolish spending that they cannot support themselves.
@sandorski56 I completely disagree with you! I lived through thise years and Justin believes only Quebecers can lead Canada a very racist man this Justin.
All of our allies ... the American most loudly ... require Canada to increase our military asap to our treaty requirements. It is directly affecting trade and commerce immediately. The erosion of our soft power also negatively affects our economic standing around the World.
They want to fight? 😮 be serious! It's POWER ! Our water's ! Our minerals! Our gas refined or not! Our océans! The great lakes sea way to the St. Lawrence! The agriculture wheat, corn & soya? We have it all but a bully! 😂 and self-inflicted tariffs! What does China do? See Brazil, beef, wheat, soya 😮 Venezuela for gas. Let's relax, pause , rethink if the US will remain or retain it's position on or in the world trade, opinion 🤔 good luck to all
Pull the plug, seal the border, sign up for BRIC Trump says they don’t need us. Let’s just build our own refineries and Put some mills back on the river.
Interprovincial free trade made sense in the late 70s when Joe Clark suggested it, and it makes sense now. That would be great, and I can’t see why any province, today, would be against it. I’ve been to Come By Chance, in Newfoundland and let me tell you, it’s like it’s own city, not just a refinery. I knew when I seen it, that sending oil there, by pipeline would be the smartest thing we could. Give lots of work to Newfoundland, and send lots of oil from Alberta. Once refined we could send it to USA at full price, and quit selling, at a bargain price to USA. We need a liquified gas pipeline from Saskatchewan, and Alberta to BC. There it could be sent by ship, to Europe, bypassing Russia. It might take some time, but never, ever allow Canada, or its provinces, to be held for ransom, by another orange clown like Trump, or his ring master Elon Musk.
Here's some advice, shut down the border ,secure it and work together. It's funny how the msn avoids the simple fix and instead thinks of ways to increase tensions.
I think we need to stop freaking out like the house is on fire before the match hasn't even been lit. Trump said MAYBE Feb 1st. He loving that we are freaking out.
All of those talk about building refineries is nice, but at whose expense? Alberta keeps 80% of it oil royalties. The fed only gets 20%. The time to do it was long ago. Instead, they handed out money to Albertans and never implemented a provincial tax. If any government is going to or should have spent the money, it should have been Alberta. They claim the oil is theirs until they need a pipeline built and now a multi year multi-billion dollar refinery. It's time to rewright that oil deal with Alberta since they have squandered their royalties. The amount of money they could have put into a sovereign fund would have paved their roads in gold, and no one there should be homeless. Where is the money? We forget Pierre Trudeau tried to do this with Petro Canada, and the conservatives screwed that up and sold it off. Now, what, we should do it again? Just how stupid, are we? And we call Americans idiots. Canadians are smart but very lazy long-term thinkers. We took the easy money thinking it would never come back to bite us. What in US history has ever demonstrated any sense of fairness? We're being plundered for our resouces. While blaming the very people we need to make us grow and develop a large enough market to compete on the world stage and support a domestic economy. Yes, we need housing, but we also need 100 million people to create a domestic market so we can support Canadian developments. If we consume and refine more of the raw resources we export to the US, we'd be in a better place.
100 million people burning huge amounts of fuel for heating is an environmental disaster. Agree with Alberta being stupid about a savings fund. They can't control themselves. Immature.
Whe should of never put so many eggs in one basket with the US. Alot of people I know never believed we should have been so interwoven with the US. Like H7ll will I ever fall for Poilievre! Trump wanna be. And with your tone, I'm pretty sure where you stand!
Break down the Canadian Provincial trade barriers, and buy Canadian instead of USA. Build up manufactiring. Global trade has weakened our economy as all our manufactoring has disappeared in our country as cheaper labour in USA and Mexico, China.. Mark Carney is looking pretty attractive as somebody who can help build up our economy and use tools to help Canadians. We need a business man now instead of a wishy washy politician in power right now. We need a strong leader and Pierre, Jagmet, and Chystra are not good enough to face Trump. The world is very different now and we need to Act.
I can see this host has NO CLUE how to deal with someone like Donald trump in business!!! I guess “those who can’t, teach”… or in his case, become desk jockies as news anchors.
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5 billion dollar Trans mountain (now 30 billion)should have not been built, yet Energy East should have been built. And Canada needs an option for a 70% Canadian content car and pickup instead of 9%.
Tariffs don't work like people think. If Canada imposes its own tariffs, then that will make Canadians suffer just like Americans will suffer in a trade war. Tariffs are coming to Canada. Canada should not tariff the US in response. They should raise the cost of products. That helps Canadians not hurt them. Canada has thousands of products that they could raise the price on especially lumber and special minerals. And I am talking at least doubling the price of many things that the US buys from Canada. But put legislation in place that those prices are not also double for Canadians. If there is a trade war, Canada holds the bigger guns. With the flick of a switch 7 stated would be in the dark in one day. If Danielle Smith wasn't such a traitor Canada could also control Oil going to the states. I hope that Trump tariffs the Albertan oil. That would bring Smith back on the side of "right".
You have no idea what you’re talking about if she shut the oil they will be no oil coming to Ontario and Quebec how would drive your car how about the truck bringing the food no gas no food think about it
This guest.... He is a wise man.... we need more thinkers like him running our country. Very well spoken and knowledgeable. He is Firm yet does not come across abrassive. He's Hired!
This is a smart man. interprovincial trade barriers are nonsense. all his advice is excellent.
All this interprovincial squabbling over trade between provinces is so petty and a total waste of time and energy. Let’s get along. We need to take a step backwards and look at the big picture. Our focus should be on international trade.
Why not start refining our oil instead of shipping it all out so we can buy it back after someone else refines it?
That's what I've been saying for a long time now, the problem is we have tree huggers, green pacers, special intrest, false information from China and russia, and uneducated bleeding hearts, corrupt competitors, corrupt politicians, and more legal road blocks and red tape than you can imagine, that's why canada is so great 🙃 not
Gulf coast refiners because of their scale can get it done at a much lower cost than it would take to build out facilities to refine it in Canada. Then there’s the issue of getting a cheap way to ship it to final customers.
@@Boog_masskway True, but it keeps us reliant on one customer. Bite the bullet, build the pipelines and refinery and bring the profits home.
@@Boog_masskway The pipelines that ship oil, can ship fuel. And fuel has a much bigger market than simple heavy crude. As is we are stuck with one customer who gets a 30-40% discount on oil sales because they know we cant sell heavy crude to anyone else. A newly built refinery would be highly efficient and cost competitive as long as it is a large one for economies of scale. We already have refiners in Canada that do well. The Irving refinery in NB exports 90% of what it refines mostly to the US. So its obviously possible to refine effectively and economically here. Id tell the gulf coast refiners to move their refinery here and if not build our own. Once the gulf coast refineries lose its cheap canadian oil they will be stuck. Shut down. Buy oil from US enemies like Venezuela or Iran which the US gov wont likely allow. Or move tor Canada.
Because geography and economies of scale say otherwise. Canada does refine some of it, to the extent it makes sense though.
I agree with the professor.
The interprovincial trade barriers make no sense.
That’s like choking yourself with your own hands.
i have been saying right along. stop tariffs inter provincially. build our own refineries and gas liquifying plants and build a pipeline to the east coast. we will have some pain initially but in the end our dollar will be worth more than the american dollar which is under attack by brics.
Ontario has 5 refineries.
Alberta sends oil through Michigan pipeline owned by Embridge to Ontario because it is the most efficient way.
What this guest isn't pointing out is the population difference
Canada 40 million (approximately)
USA 350 million (approximately)
That means the US has greater buying power. Their production can sustain themselves and supply to outside. Whereas it is more difficult for Canadian companies to sustain itself within just Canadian borders, it requires to sell outside its borders.
Second.
He doesn't talk about the value of the Canadian dollar. It is easy for Trump to implement tarrifs because with a lower Canadian dollar, the over value American dollar (and rising) will absorb the cost of the tarrifs.
The first correction required is to demand Canadians to only buy Canadian products from Canadian business.
Stop buying from
McDonald's
Burger King
Starbucks
Home Depot
Walmart
Best Buy
Etc
Super that you've been saying this, but have you looked into why that hasn't happened to the extent you think they ought to have? They're not exactly new ideas.
Not happening..Supreme Court RULED AGAINST NEW BRUNSWICK MAN, bringing alcohol from Quebec!! GOOD LUCK WITH THAT HAPPENING😮
@@josephfitzgard6277 But even if you buy from Canadian businesses, they themselves might buy their supplies from American suppliers. In other words, even if we "buy Canadian" there's still a risk we are indirectly funding US companies.
@@GavStaR79 yes, you have a good point.
I can't buy wine from BC in Ontario but have no problem buying California wines, that's a problem. Barriers on inter-provincial trade has made our provinces dependent on trade with the US instead of each other
1st thing is to cancel the F35 fighter jet purchase for many reasons including the low operational readiness because maintenance and technical issues. I no longer trust the US and I don't want my tax dollars going to back stabbers. I'd be on the phone with Saab in Sweden having them fire up production lines for Gripen E/F for the RCAF.
Canada needs to dump US weapons get EU weapons.
much better planes
The Americans could literally "switch off" the F-35 fighters if they are used in a manner that they don't agree with (like defending ourselves from the US)
Back to the Gripen! It's a better fit, anyway.
Exactly, I wonder no one talks about it particularly this hostile ora ge creature in the WH.@PeterLorimer-ji5ut
@@keithpalmer4547😂😂😂😂😂 Perhaps you should just build your own. Good luck with that.
Time to expand our trade corridors the US has 330 million people the rest of the world has 7.7 billion people
We have the trade corridors. We have the CPTPP, CETA with the EU, agreements with several countries including Israel and South Korea. Our businesses are just being complacent. We need to push them into a new way of thinking.
We have oil supply we just need to build a transport for other countries.
USA wants to drill for more oil to transfer and use. Making ours obsolete. Shouldn’t we move on faster than they can? Just thinking out loud
they don't have the good oil they have light oil not use in manufacturing of goods like plastics and such where Canada that is what we have the good oil our oil will never be obsolete
Canada imports 11k per Canadian of US product. The US is nowhere near near that at 1,400 per person of Canadian product. How can anyone expect a smaller population to balance out on trade with a country with 8 times the population?
I encourage small business owners like myself to review your supply chains and go domestic anywhere you can.
I'm proud to say I've gone to 100% Canadian from about 80% American...screw them!
This has to be every Canadian's approach - we all have to work together to save our country I am doing the same 100% Canadian
Screw the usa!
As consumers we don't care about flags, we buy where the price is lower. Got the idea?
Talk about spending more on national defense in the form of developing tactical nuclear weapons to keep the US from invading us. We should also by European jet fighters instead of US. The Grippen is a very capable fighter.
Agreed. If the US wants us to spend more on defence, we should do whatever we can to buy weapons from anyone but the US. I always thought the call to have everyone spend more on defence was just to make the US richer.
@@brendan1The US military industrial complex.
I remember that the Swedish company that makes the grippen jets wanted to assemble them in a factory in Nova Scotia. Too late to change now, Canadian government already placed the f-35 orders.
EVen reduce the amount of order is good because Trump told us he is using Economic force to in invade us to become his state, and we at a invading war.
Ontario has 5 refineries.
Alberta sends oil through Michigan pipeline owned by Embridge to Ontario because it is the most efficient way.
What this guest isn't pointing out is the population difference
Canada 40 million (approximately)
USA 350 million (approximately)
That means the US has greater buying power. Their production can sustain themselves and supply to outside. Whereas it is more difficult for Canadian companies to sustain itself within just Canadian borders, it requires to sell outside its borders.
Second.
He doesn't talk about the value of the Canadian dollar. It is easy for Trump to implement tarrifs because with a lower Canadian dollar, the over value American dollar (and rising) will absorb the cost of the tarrifs.
The first correction required is to demand Canadians to only buy Canadian products from Canadian business.
Stop buying from
McDonald's
Burger King
Starbucks
Home Depot
Walmart
Best Buy
Etc
We need to start processing our own raw materials rather than sending them out to other countries to process
Environmentally dirty.
Smart. Get rid of Trudeau . Get the pipelines built and while we're at it build some refineries in Canada.Sell are own gas . We have to sell are resources to other countries and not rely on the US as much. This should be a wake up call for Canadians.
It's best to get rid of Pierre Poilievre...just saying
@thewhigtory5822
Well who else then?....Time for a change....
All three should go. PP is an idiot.
Nobody wants to build refineries. Companies trying to sell them. Too expensive to build. Many are ageing and expensive to maintain. Risk of EVs in the next 20 years.
Trudeau will be gone so check! I honestly think that we need a person in power who is a business person like Trump. We need to up our game and no party in our Country can do that right now with Pierre, Jagmeet and Chystra in charge. New blood with strong economic and business ties is needed and not a wishy washy politician.
canada needs to show strength. we don't want tariffs, but it is here. i agree that we need to get rid of trade altogether with usa, and find other markets. canada has many allies.
And even more once rid of Trudeau.
I don't think people really understand what inter provincial trade barriers are,and how they can be fixed?
Canada’s interprovincial trade barriers are estimated to act like a 21% tariff on internal trade. This figure, derived from a 2019 IMF study, highlights the significant economic impact of these barriers, which impede the flow of goods and services between provinces. The barriers not only raise prices but also reduce productivity and overall economic growth within Canada.
Moreover, experts estimate that eliminating these barriers could boost Canada's GDP by up to $200 billion annually, enhancing productivity and competitiveness, and MORE than offset the damage expected from Trump's threatened tariffs. The Business Council of Alberta stated “One of the profound ironies of Canada’s focus on foreign trade is that, in many cases, it is actually easier for Canadian companies to do business across international borders than it is within our own country.”
An overwhelming 88% of small businesses in Canada believe that eliminating trade barriers should be a top priority for Canadian governments.
There you go fellow Canadians. We did it to ourselves.
Services should be calculated into the trade deficit. if goods and services were included , the trade deficit is actually very small. Canada needs to get its oil and gas to tide water , both east and west. were in the world do Canadians think the transfer payments come from?
Canada should put an export tax on oil the US would give us lots of money.
Except that Daniel Smith wannabe maga Premier of Alberta won't join the rest of Canada in our defence... true patriot.
They would just tariff more on Canadian goods. 10x economy, we won't win a tariff war. Better idea is to develop our infrastructure to ship to other countries and quit relying on US.
Alberta wouldn’t like that. And I (Ontario) would agree with them.
@@marcusjaybrode2129 You are not Ontario.
Who do you think pays the export taxes. So basically you want to line liberal's pockets with more money as if they have not scooped enough with their slush fund etc
we are definitely guilty of complacency. especially since the orange one broke our trade agreements last time. time to get serious. and time to make some new more trustworthy friends.
The USA is no friend of Canada. The EU is the future. Stronger UK alliances as well maybe even unification again is optional. Better than being "Ukrained" by a Fascist MAGAfest Destiny tRump USA.
A legacy of Mulroney, Regan, and Thatcher.
We should have diversified our markets instead of selling only to the US. We must NOT yield all other ways of doing things because of HIM
Exactly. Trudeau has certainly made a mess of Canada.
@@sharonstone-bh1zp I wasn't referring to Justin....
The big bonus for buyers is our low dollar? 😟🇨🇦
The trade barriers among provinces are a result of a spectacularly bad and erroneous decision by the supreme court - I think R. v. Comeau is only the latest...
The discussion centers around the actual loss of Canada's independence and sovereignty, which I see as a "Belarusization" of Canada. The pressing question is: who would take on the role of Alexander Lukashenko in this scenario? From my perspective, Trump’s goal is to achieve this through a trade war-crushing Canada’s economy and then acquiring devalued assets at a bargain. While it’s clear this would harm the U.S. economy and its citizens too, it seems that Trump is indifferent to these consequences, just as he appears to disregard the suffering of Canadians.
This reminds me of Putin’s tactics in Ukraine before 2014, when he worked to bring Yanukovych to power, take control of the country’s assets, and shape its politics. We all know where that led-a major war once Ukraine refused to integrate into the "Russian world." The question now is: will Canadians be willing to embrace MAGA and its implications? Frankly, it’s a bleak outlook.
I believe the border issue is just a pretext-Putin had plenty of similar excuses during his time. Let’s not fall into the trap of thinking Canada can buy its way out of this situation. Just like with Putin’s actions in Ukraine, I feel that Trump is aiming for total control. The choice seems stark: either surrender immediately, as Georgia did in 2008, or unite and prepare for a long, tough fight.
The EU alone has a market of over 448M, much larger than the US.
Not only do we need to reduce internal tariffs, but we need to talk with other trading partners being bullied by the USA in to figuring out how to get off the USD as our baseline currency. I think the threat of that alone may make Trump think differently about how he treats his friends.
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Mr Ford is a smart man we are bless to have him
He is a tru Canadian
Canada is not for sale
🤴👌🙏💪
We have lots of things they need that we have. Lumber for rebuilding LA. Uranium Potash, and many other natural resources they need. and we can name our prices.
The media should explain a tariff is a tax on the country and inflation is a tax on the working class
inflation is not a tax
canada is 30 years behind of where it should be if it wanted a voice in the matter.
We need to announce removal of East/West trade restrictions now, and start a massive East/West Infrastructure build out no matter if Tariffs are Levied. If Trump Carries through then we need to anounce Our intentions to join the EU. If the tariffs continue carry through with it.
I really like this guy, have him on more. Better yet, put him in charge.
This is all because we had a dummy for a prime minister. Time for some serious Canadian company to build reconnaissance drone submarines to patrol the Northwest Passage. Overdue actually.
Build a wall between the islands, and charge tolls.
I agree with your guest. Smart man.🇨🇦
Canada has everything that North America manufacturing and consumers need and has been a secure and reliable partner for a hundred years. Canada exports almost 80% of what it produces to US companies that use those inputs or to US consumers. Canada also imports more than 50% of what it needs from US companies. Canada never joined OPEC and levered its energy advantage against America when many other countries were. Canada's goods are priced at a 60-70 cents on the US dollar- a real bargain for American firms and consumers. Let's remember that a 25% tariff on Canadian raw materials, and energy coming to the US is actually paid for by American manufacturers and ultimately American consumers who (like Canadians) are really feeling strong inflationary forces that are reducing their buying power and quality of life. Seems like a 25% tariff would be really hurtful to US businesses and consumers as well as trusted Canadian suppliers.
Canada needs to FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT. Pun intended of course.
canada needs to remove regulations and red tapes and let us do more business domestically
Ontario, Quebec and eastern provinces need to stop interprovincial trades need to change. We as a country have stalled on trade, pipeline to east, voting equality,LNG, and equality payments to the east.
Tariffs - In terms of long-term economic consequences for the US economy itself, tariffs represents one of the largest tax increases seen in decades for American households. ~TeamCanada
There are many companies in Canada that are US subsidiaries or are owned by American companies and are shipping products back and forth across the border as part of a very tight supply chain. Look at what the US imports and exports. Tariffs and Trump trade talk will harm American companies first. The US manufacturing sector is dependent on imports. Their exports are dependent on a strong manufacturing sector.
Canada is not worried
Canada is not worried cause they have maple syrup to trade 😂😂😂
The smart people are worried
Canada needs an election and a new government.
PP is not going to be the one, he'll sell us out just like Harper did or he would speak up about what Trump is doing and he won't.
why are provincial barriers not off already ?
Didn't hear a lot of specifics.
Yes!!
amen brother
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La pregunta seria estan los Canadienses Preparados a Renunciar a su Autonomia?
The sensible answer is yes, we have no rational alternative.
@@dannybrown280
False argument....There are various alternatives...
Tell Quebec to screw off. The pipelines go through. Without them, no transfer payments no interprovincial trade.
Canada should get serious about it's borders, it's defense, crime, about it's debt. That alone should avoid tarifs. Canada are sick of leaders acting if they are serious.
None of those has anything to do with these tariffs.
Sadly, once elected no government funds the CAF
as for Canadian oil Pierre Trudeau created what we have today, no refineries, no pipeline to Ontario and Quebec... Justin has just supported his father's ignorance about Western Canada... the Trudeau family has always viewed "only Quebecer's" are entitled to rule Canada! Quebec is a serious thorn in the heart of Canada. Quebec is always against ROC... however if the Oil Sands were located in Quebec you can be sure the Liberals would be pushing its development for the past few decades. everything always for Quebec... is the Liberal way...
BS. The Feds also helped develop Ft Mac. There have been "no refineries" long before Justin.
@@sandorski56 true, because of his father Pierre Trudeau was very anti Western Canada... Quebec will always be a thorn in the side of ROC, a province with such a large wealth of resources will always be a "HAVE NOT" province because the formula for transfer payments will always be change to benefited Quebec at the direct cost to ROC... Quebec is the lazy teenager mooch off of ROC, no other province is given such benefits... the removal of James Bay Hydro is a bribe to Quebec... even Newfoundland became a "HAVE" province due to its resources,.... Quebec is preventing pipelines to Eastern Canada... Pierre set this up, using oil from Venezuela. Ontario get its oil from the US instead of directly from western Canada. the USA can stop the flow of oil to Ontario. Quebec offered $10 a day, daycare but cannot pay for this without the transfer payments... so the ROC pays for Quebec's foolish spending that they cannot support themselves.
@@gregmchale5011 He wasn't Anti-West, Alberta was anti-NEP, which ironically would have distributed Alberta Oil nationwide.
@sandorski56 I completely disagree with you! I lived through thise years and Justin believes only Quebecers can lead Canada a very racist man this Justin.
@@gregmchale5011 ok
All of our allies ... the American most loudly ... require Canada to increase our military asap to our treaty requirements.
It is directly affecting trade and commerce immediately.
The erosion of our soft power also negatively affects our economic standing around the World.
They want to fight? 😮 be serious! It's POWER ! Our water's ! Our minerals! Our gas refined or not! Our océans! The great lakes sea way to the St. Lawrence! The agriculture wheat, corn & soya? We have it all but a bully! 😂 and self-inflicted tariffs! What does China do? See Brazil, beef, wheat, soya 😮 Venezuela for gas. Let's relax, pause , rethink if the US will remain or retain it's position on or in the world trade, opinion 🤔 good luck to all
Make Canada financially viable.
Pull the plug, seal the border, sign up for BRIC
Trump says they don’t need us. Let’s just build our own refineries and
Put some mills back on the river.
Beware if Canada sends you corned beef. Don't ask for seconds.
Why couldn't Canada and Mexico just trade with each other?
Interprovincial free trade made sense in the late 70s when Joe Clark suggested it, and it makes sense now. That would be great, and I can’t see why any province, today, would be against it. I’ve been to Come By Chance, in Newfoundland and let me tell you, it’s like it’s own city, not just a refinery. I knew when I seen it, that sending oil there, by pipeline would be the smartest thing we could. Give lots of work to Newfoundland, and send lots of oil from Alberta. Once refined we could send it to USA at full price, and quit selling, at a bargain price to USA. We need a liquified gas pipeline from Saskatchewan, and Alberta to BC. There it could be sent by ship, to Europe, bypassing Russia. It might take some time, but never, ever allow Canada, or its provinces, to be held for ransom, by another orange clown like Trump, or his ring master Elon Musk.
Here's some advice, shut down the border ,secure it and work together. It's funny how the msn avoids the simple fix and instead thinks of ways to increase tensions.
I think we need to stop freaking out like the house is on fire before the match hasn't even been lit. Trump said MAYBE Feb 1st. He loving that we are freaking out.
What good such outdated and surpassed electoral politics in the age of X, StarLink and StarGate? Prayers
best advice for Canada do not deal with USA or if forced to deal with USA then raise the prices of everything to start with by 1000%
Trump getting Trudeau back for backstabbing and acting like a tough guy,now trudy resigns and says clean up my mess suckers.
All of those talk about building refineries is nice, but at whose expense?
Alberta keeps 80% of it oil royalties. The fed only gets 20%.
The time to do it was long ago.
Instead, they handed out money to Albertans and never implemented a provincial tax.
If any government is going to or should have spent the money, it should have been Alberta.
They claim the oil is theirs until they need a pipeline built and now a multi year multi-billion dollar refinery.
It's time to rewright that oil deal with Alberta since they have squandered their royalties.
The amount of money they could have put into a sovereign fund would have paved their roads in gold, and no one there should be homeless.
Where is the money?
We forget Pierre Trudeau tried to do this with Petro Canada, and the conservatives screwed that up and sold it off.
Now, what, we should do it again?
Just how stupid, are we?
And we call Americans idiots.
Canadians are smart but very lazy long-term thinkers.
We took the easy money thinking it would never come back to bite us.
What in US history has ever demonstrated any sense of fairness?
We're being plundered for our resouces. While blaming the very people we need to make us grow and develop a large enough market to compete on the world stage and support a domestic economy.
Yes, we need housing, but we also need 100 million people to create a domestic market so we can support Canadian developments.
If we consume and refine more of the raw resources we export to the US, we'd be in a better place.
100 million people burning huge amounts of fuel for heating is an environmental disaster.
Agree with Alberta being stupid about a savings fund. They can't control themselves. Immature.
time for canada to realize world is way bigger than Canada & US.
Efing join the US already!
Whe should of never put so many eggs in one basket with the US. Alot of people I know never believed we should have been so interwoven with the US. Like H7ll will I ever fall for Poilievre! Trump wanna be. And with your tone, I'm pretty sure where you stand!
Greenland > Canada
Give trudumbo a large gift.... , put 100% tariffs on CANADA ... I would be okay with 200% or more ...
Break down the Canadian Provincial trade barriers, and buy Canadian instead of USA. Build up manufactiring. Global trade has weakened our economy as all our manufactoring has disappeared in our country as cheaper labour in USA and Mexico, China..
Mark Carney is looking pretty attractive as somebody who can help build up our economy and use tools to help Canadians. We need a business man now instead of a wishy washy politician in power right now. We need a strong leader and Pierre, Jagmet, and Chystra are not good enough to face Trump. The world is very different now and we need to Act.
Carney is just a smooth talking pick pocket.
Okay Canadian government are you listening???
We need to stop Oil and Gas development. It is a dead end, Environmentally and Economically.
Eventually. In maybe 20-30 years oil will be too expensive as we use it up, especially in the US.
The canadian government's priorities are more in the lines of painting rainbows everywhere and getting 1000 applicants per job offer on tim hortons
1812
Advice huh
I am Canadian and this guy is full of it !!!
The conservative plateform , like the Liberal platform, offers nothing for the average Canadians.
I love how the interview is not going that well for the interviewer. Not too surprising considering Bloomberg is closely tied to Mark Carney.
I can see this host has NO CLUE how to deal with someone like Donald trump in business!!! I guess “those who can’t, teach”… or in his case, become desk jockies as news anchors.
Your advice to deal with this.
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Useless talking.
Canada is their own worst enemy. The Canadian government and people stopped Canada from being the richest country in the planet.
Bozo
team 51
canadsians for Teaming up with Trump the greatest hope for north american security prosperity and health.
go green or go home
fill the canal and plant the flag on mars.
Meanwhile: HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS OF DOLLARS FLOWING INTO THE U.S.A., AND CANADA IS stifling our ECONOMIC GROWTH!!! 😮
Sure, let's spend billions of dollars on another pipeline when we should be moving away from oil! Stupid, Stupid, Stupid
We were set to build pipelines- THE LIBERAL PARTY blew that to pieces. WE WANT AN ELECTION NOW!
How do you make concrete without oil?
5 billion dollar Trans mountain (now 30 billion)should have not been built, yet Energy East should have been built. And Canada needs an option for a 70% Canadian content car and pickup instead of 9%.
Yes NDP supported Burnaby Mountain protests didn't help with the cost.
Move out quick before Canada collapses
canada needs to import more poonjabis
It's PRESIDENT Trump sir.
Convicted felon President tRump...there, i fixed it.
It's President Pig Eyes.
too little to late just join forces with the USA already!
Somehow, I think that would be your statement no matter what..
Canada should join the USA. We would be fools to turn down such an invitation.
Well you are in the small minority....If you want to be an American do bad just head south...
Under a dictator..
No way.
MOVE THERE - we don’t want traitors here - WE will NOT join the US !! EVER
Fuck no.
Canada needs to fix borders, no tariffs
Snowbirds stop going to Florida.
Tariffs don't work like people think. If Canada imposes its own tariffs, then that will make Canadians suffer just like Americans will suffer in a trade war. Tariffs are coming to Canada. Canada should not tariff the US in response. They should raise the cost of products. That helps Canadians not hurt them. Canada has thousands of products that they could raise the price on especially lumber and special minerals. And I am talking at least doubling the price of many things that the US buys from Canada. But put legislation in place that those prices are not also double for Canadians. If there is a trade war, Canada holds the bigger guns. With the flick of a switch 7 stated would be in the dark in one day. If Danielle Smith wasn't such a traitor Canada could also control Oil going to the states. I hope that Trump tariffs the Albertan oil. That would bring Smith back on the side of "right".
You have no idea what you’re talking about if she shut the oil they will be no oil coming to Ontario and Quebec how would drive your car how about the truck bringing the food no gas no food think about it