Trudeau finally throws in the towel..

[ironglow]

  Good, since it has become quite dirty..

   Today's news on Front Page Mag.." PM Trudeau Resigns, Describes Imposing Martial Law on Protesters as Greatest Achievement "

  He seems to think that chasing the truck drive protestors was his greatest 'achievement'... Since when have Stalinist tactics been something to be proud of ?

   https://edmontonjournal.com/opinion/columnists/david-staples-federal-court-stands-up-for-canada-in-rejecting-trudeaus-freezing-of-bank-accounts

[gypsyman]

Been quite a few years since I was in Canada,(1997 to be exact), but I sure seem to remember the folks I met were pretty conservative and had common sense. Of course, that might be because I was on fishing trips on lakes that you were either flown in, or back packed to. Not in any major cities. Not sure if anybody in Canada goes along with Trumps idea of it becoming a state?(kinda got a feeling he was joking about that), but sure would like to see more trade with them then China. I know they don't have the work force that China has, but I'd be willing to pay a little more if a product was made there.

[Mule 11]

Been quite a few years since I was in Canada,(1997 to be exact), but I sure seem to remember the folks I met were pretty conservative and had common sense. Of course, that might be because I was on fishing trips on lakes that you were either flown in, or back packed to. Not in any major cities. Not sure if anybody in Canada goes along with Trumps idea of it becoming a state?(kinda got a feeling he was joking about that), but sure would like to see more trade with them then China. I know they don't have the work force that China has, but I'd be willing to pay a little more if a product was made there.

Since the Canadians are flushing their socialist govt as we are. I agree.

[ironglow]

  Back when my wife was still alive and healthy, we used to often drive up to Fort erie, Ontario..just across the Niagara river.  She liked a particular
    yarn/knitting supply shop there..where she would spend money..

  Meanwhile, I would visit a used book store around the corner..and seek out some literary "treasures"...

  To go there now days without a passport, I would need to have an "enhanced" drivers license just to cross the river into Canada... but since my wife is
   gone, I haven't bothered to do so.