Can our leaders fix what they broke?
So is the fact that no matter how quickly our governments respond to these issues today, they are all long-term solutions to the immediate problem of Trump’s tariff war, with its rapidly approaching deadline of Aug. 1
By News on the Net -- TORONTO SUN—— Bio and Archives--July 22, 2025
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Making our economy less dependent on the U.S., breaking down interprovincial trade barriers and spending on public infrastructure to boost Canada’s economy in tough economic times are not new ideas.
All of them — priority topics at the ongoing meetings between Prime Minister Mark Carney and the premiers in Ontario’s cottage country — have moved to the top of the political agenda because of U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff war against Canada. ---More...
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