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...while conveniently leaving out that the majority of these courses are offered as mandatory electives so that the school can keep milking the students dry. If I only took courses at my school relating to my program I would be done in 2 years instead of 4.
DoFo doesn't actually need to weigh in on any of this. He thinks he's playing 3-D chess, and he's not.
After latest tariff twist, Doug Ford says he ‘can’t wait’ for U.S. midterms | Globalnews.ca
A ruling from America's top court concluded Donald Trump's so-called 'reciprocal' tariffs and duties on Canada related to fentanyl were unlawful.globalnews.ca
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he “can’t wait” for midterm elections in the United States, after a Supreme Court ruling on tariffs did little to alleviate trade pressure on the provincial economy.
A ruling from America’s top court on Friday concluded President Donald Trump’s so-called “reciprocal” tariffs and duties on Canada related to fentanyl were unlawful, without touching sector-specific tariffs.
Tariffs imposed on steel, aluminum and autos, known as Section 232, are unaffected by the ruling. An additional 15 per cent tariff, which the president announced Saturday, largely does not impact Canadian products.
“The Supreme Court hasn’t changed, thankfully, anything here in Ontario or in Canada,” Premier Ford told reporters. “We’re still keeping an eye on Section 232, but don’t make no mistake about it. President Trump still has a lot of tools.”
Despite the broad strike-down of Trump’s tariffs, the levies that most impact Ontario remain in place.
The premier appeared again on CNN on Monday as part of his drive to convince American voters and elected officials to lobby on Canada’s and Ontario’s behalf.
It’s a strategy the provincial government has been pursuing for more than a year without yet seeing movement on tariffs. Ford has cancelled a contract with Elon Musk’s Starlink, removed American alcohol from the LCBO and visited Washington D.C.
The premier has said the hope of that strategy is to work around Trump’s unpredictability.
“It’s very challenging right now,” he said. “I just sit back some days, and I’m not the only one, everyone in the world sits back, (wondering) how can one person, one man create so much turmoil around the world? Not just here in Canada, around the globe. It’s pretty, pretty staggering. So, I can’t wait for the midterms.”
Yes. Unfortunately, CONservatives scoff at the arts and culture. They only value money, and money only. So, ''Premair'' thinks arts and culture is only something those downtown liberal elites do in their spare time... when the reality is, arts are apart of the economy too. Not that he sees it or understands... but again that's what happens when we as a population, choose to elect someone who dropped out of college after 2 months... he lacks the understanding of how university/college works and why it's important.
In the sad version of reality I will likely find myself in, Douggy's reign as Ontario's premier ends when he takes CPC over from Poilievre and becomes Canada's PMMay he continue to piss off enough segments of the population that it grows large enough to end his reign
May the population once again see the value of a single vote.May he continue to piss off enough segments of the population that it grows large enough to end his reign
He'd have to learn French first, and be more fluent in it than he currently is in English.In the sad version of reality I will likely find myself in, Douggy's reign as Ontario's premier ends when he takes CPC over from Poilievre and becomes Canada's PM
I'm surprised people still believe this. Harper won a majority fifteen years ago with only five Quebec seats that was before further seat additions outside of QC. In fact, so warped are some of the electorate that DoFo would probably receive more votes in some corners if he refused to learn French outright.
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