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Poor wording, but he clearly meant that the security risks between China and Canada are far lower than the security risks between China and the United States.
Mark Carney claims the security risks from a partnership with China are "much, much, much, much less than the security risks, for example, of the United States."
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Amir Hart retweeted
While it is fair to debate over whether to trust private companies over the government over financial transfers, I am objectively correct about e-transfer not necessarily being instant, which is extremely important in the context of a business using them.
westernunion.com/blog/en/ca/…
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Watch as they win with a minority government that loses its first budget vote, which is followed by a Liberal supermajority.
That sounds like an impossibility, but something similar nearly happened the last time the Conservatives were in power.
Amir Hart retweeted
For those who don't understand, our e-transfer system is essentially monopolized by one company: Interac.
This takes the power of a profit-driven company and re-allocates it to a government accountable to all citizens.
Also, e-transfer is based on credit, not immediate debit!
Amir Hart retweeted
For those who don't understand, our e-transfer system is essentially monopolized by one company: Interac.
This takes the power of a profit-driven company and re-allocates it to a government accountable to all citizens.
Also, e-transfer is based on credit, not immediate debit!
Canadians will now start being able to send and receive money in seconds. Any hour, any day, all year round.
As announced in Budget 2026, Canada's Real-Time Rail starts rolling out today. Over the next year, financial institutions and payment providers across the country will come on board, reaching more than 9 in 10 Canadians.
Faster, safer payments for families and businesses, on national infrastructure owned and operated here at home. That strengthens our economic sovereignty.
For those who don't understand, our e-transfer system is essentially monopolized by one company: Interac.
This takes the power of a profit-driven company and re-allocates it to a government accountable to all citizens.
Also, e-transfer is based on credit, not immediate debit!
Canadians will now start being able to send and receive money in seconds. Any hour, any day, all year round.
As announced in Budget 2026, Canada's Real-Time Rail starts rolling out today. Over the next year, financial institutions and payment providers across the country will come on board, reaching more than 9 in 10 Canadians.
Faster, safer payments for families and businesses, on national infrastructure owned and operated here at home. That strengthens our economic sovereignty.
While it is fair to debate over whether to trust private companies over the government over financial transfers, I am objectively correct about e-transfer not necessarily being instant, which is extremely important in the context of a business using them.
westernunion.com/blog/en/ca/…
The province has appointed regional chairs who will have "strong" powers:
Durham — Kevin Ashe
Halton — Ann Mulvale
Muskoka — Scott Aitchison
Niagara — Frank Campion
Peel — Nando Iannicca
Simcoe — Don McIsaac
Waterloo — Scott Davey
York — Steven Del Duca
toronto.citynews.ca/2026/11/…
Amir Hart retweeted
A lot of people don't want to admit that a sizeable portion of responsibility for violent criminal youth is on the parents for failing to raise them, and society has to foot the bill.
It doesn't sound nice, but it's an ugly truth too many people don't want to admit.
Watch as they win with a minority government that loses its first budget vote, which is followed by a Liberal supermajority.
That sounds like an impossibility, but something similar nearly happened the last time the Conservatives were in power.
A lot of people don't want to admit that a sizeable portion of responsibility for violent criminal youth is on the parents for failing to raise them, and society has to foot the bill.
It doesn't sound nice, but it's an ugly truth too many people don't want to admit.
"You should give your kids a little ass-whooping in the woodshed."
Premier @Fordnation slams the teens involved in an attack on cadets selling Remembrance Day poppies, calling it "disgusting behavior" and calling out the parents.
Amir Hart retweeted
"You should give your kids a little ass-whooping in the woodshed."
Premier @Fordnation slams the teens involved in an attack on cadets selling Remembrance Day poppies, calling it "disgusting behavior" and calling out the parents.
Amir Hart retweeted
Scott Stinson: The Ontario Liberals could be choosing the next premier. Why is no one paying attention? nationalpost.com/opinion/sco…
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Nunavut's premier, John Main, wants to end the territory's ban on arctic oil and gas development.
I was unaware that such a ban existed!
nationalobserver.com/2026/11…
Why did the future Governor General post this self-incriminating video?
These dumb kids lit an abandoned building on fire and now thousands of residents had to evacuate their condo building.
@6ixsoundz
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Amir Hart retweeted
Nunavut’s premier wants to lift ban on Arctic oil and gas development
nationalobserver.com/2026/11…
Nunavut's premier, John Main, wants to end the territory's ban on arctic oil and gas development.
I was unaware that such a ban existed!
nationalobserver.com/2026/11…
