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Some additional context: Trump's regime is wielding soft power to achieve their means under the threat of wielding their military power. I don't think they actually want to engage in actual armed conflict with its neighbours as a hot war on their border would result in actual resistance.

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Your misunderstanding me, i'm agreeing with you that the threat of the US is real, more so than just them coming at us with their army. They're already taking from us what they want under the guise of these business deals that Carney is given out like like candy at Halloween.

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President Claudia Sheinbaum should do an energy deal that requires america to drop its embargo of Cuba. Tolerating americas hostilities in one context serves no purpose other to enourage it in others. Tolerating american hostilities towards Cuba n Venezuela encourages further hostiles towards us all

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TheeAhdaCD @epoxie.bsky.social · 11/10/2026

I agree, we're being handled essentially. They are successfully stealing all of our infrastructure n resources in broad daylight. Gaslighting and bs is the method they are using to keep the general population placated n unaware as they do it. The media is complicit, its all an engineered scheme

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Kind of a fundamental flaw in the idea of 'unleashing foreign investment' on our local population, these foreign investors do not have our best interests at heart.

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Brent Toderian @brenttoderian.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

It’s hard enough for cities in Canada to do smarter things given how often bad city leaders hurt their own cities. But it’s extra infuriating watching awful provincial premiers sabotaging cities by ripping out good things they FINALLY managed to achieve. Premiers should not have that power, period.

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TheeAhdaCD @epoxie.bsky.social · 11/10/2026

Sounds like a pretty good reason for the vested interests to demonize treatment for said conditions and undermine public health policy as they tend to do.

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Kai, a very old GenX 🇨🇦 @kaicable.bsky.social · 11/10/2026

If only Canada had a leader that was willing to work in the interest of our future rather than that of the corporate class That leader would be investing in our national energy security rather than selling our resources for pennies on the dollar and deepening our ties to the U.S. #cdnpoli

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TheeAhdaCD @epoxie.bsky.social · 11/10/2026

Oh Wow, Look at all those vague statements that imply things are being done to improve the lives of everyday canadians... Narrator : "Nothing was done actually and the lives of everyday canadians did not improve, in fact, they progressively got worse"

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BladeoftheSun @bladeofthes.bsky.social · 11/10/2026

32,300 companies have gone bankrupt since Javier Milei took over in Argentina. Watch out Brazil this is what Bolsonaro offers.

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Aster Vérité @aster-verite.bsky.social · 10/10/2026

+1 And while we're on the subject nationalize the entire fossil fuel industry

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They must really feel the burn when their legs are basically space heaters lol

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We will not be allowed access to energy unless it is in the form of oil n gas so that the oligarchs who profit off their free money machines can continue to do so regardless of the damage that is done or the economics of the far superior cheaper options that are now available to us.

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Carney's legacy being described right there

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BladeoftheSun @bladeofthes.bsky.social · 10/10/2026

Funny how the liberals are willing to give ya money for things when ya can already afford it, but will actively deny you the same benefit it you can't already afford it.

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Protests that started in Spain and then spread to France and Brazil have now started in Belgium. People are sick of being told there is 'no money' by billionaires who are becoming trillionaires.

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Charlie Angus @charlieangus104.bsky.social · 10/10/2026

The Feds will subsidize a $100 billion pipeline after paying $34bil for the last one. But the PM signs on with Trump to fight subsidized EV technology. This has nothing to do with jobs. It is about blocking the expansion of cheap/accessible alternatives. www.theglobeandmail.com/politics/art...

theglobeandmail.com

Canada signs on to pledge to fight subsidized overproduction of EVs, batteries, and solar panels

More than a dozen G20 countries say their domestic industries are being harmed by excess factory capacity elsewhere

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Naomi Klein @naomiaklein.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

As Canada becomes increasingly known for exporting wildfire smoke, is now the time to build oil pipelines? I speak to Jaime Poisson at CBC’s Front Burner about what Carney is prioritizing for investment with little to no public debate.

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Charlie Angus @charlieangus104.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

Canada has been massively investing in drones and our military. But we have left the back door open with lax rules on foreign interference. The US laid out the strategy of breaking Canada apart from within and picking up the pieces. We need to get serious about the threat. youtu.be/lrkt6TsMDpU?...

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CANADA IS PREPARING FOR THE WRONG WAR

YouTube video by Charlie Angus

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Don Davies @donvdavies.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

Stelco is laying off 500 Canadian steelworkers. The CEO of their US parent company, Cleveland-Cliffs, is a vocal Trump supporter who has been cheering on the tariffs. This is a MAGA attempt to deindustrialize Canada and harm our productive capacity.

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Jake Grumbach @jakemgrumbach.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

New working paper: the Norwegian wealth tax was a huge success. The "exodus" of wealthy people never happened (less than 100 individuals left). Tax revenue increased by 71.5%. No changes in business activity or investment. www.nber.org/papers/w35854

Taxing Entrepreneurial Wealth: Evidence from
Norway, 2021-2025
Marius A. K. Ring
WORKING PAPER 35854|
DOl 10.3386/w35854
ISSUE DATE October 2026
Whether imposing higher taxes on business owners adversely affects business activity by constraining investment and inducing capitalist flight is a central question in the ongoing debate on how to tax the ultra wealthy. To shed new light, I exploit a series of related Norwegian reforms during 2021-2024 that increased dividend tax rates, removed migration-related capital gains tax loopholes, and nearly doubled the effective marginal tax rate on business wealth. These reforms spurred international debate and, allegedly, an "exodus" of Norwegian billionaires (Financial Times,
2023). While I document clear effects on migration, these responses are concentrated among the top 0.1% of the wealth distribution and mostly confined to 2022 and 2023. My results indicate that at most 100 individuals left due to the reforms. I find no evidence of significant outmigration or reduced inflows of startup founders or inventors. I estimate that absent any outmigration, wealth tax revenues would have increased by 75% from 2021 to 2024. Reform-driven outmigration lowers the revenue gain to 71.5%. My findings further show that outmigrating owners' firms remain economically active and do not reduce investment. In a broader set of analyses, I examine whether business outcomes are affected, regardless of whether owners outmigrate, since firms may reduce investment both due to liquidity constraints or distortions to owners' savings decisions. I compare firms owned by Norwegian individuals subject to the wealth tax with firms owned by foreigners and other tax-exempt entities. By merging historical ownership data from Orbis with the Norwegian shareholder register, I perform these analyses on both Norwegian and foreign-domiciled firms.
Across settings, I find no evidence that Norwegian-owned firms pay out more dividends or invest less after the reforms,…

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If your a low income canadian making 100k + a year, here's 10k for letting us light the future on fire with a brand new pipeline giveaway to some american owned oil corporation.

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A low income household doesn't have 10k lying around to spend on anything, a way of pretending to offer something without actually offering something.

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A few cans of coke a day keeps the glycogen depletion away. Assuming it has anything to do with not getting enough carbs

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NDP @ndp.ca · 08/10/2026

Homelessness in Canada exploded after successive Conservative and Liberal governments gutted public housing spending. The market won't solve the problems it created. It's time for the government to get back in the business of building housing that people can actually afford.

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