I'm not completely against the ads - sure, they're crass, but we live in a society, y'know?
But at least make them seamless.
I'm not completely against the ads - sure, they're crass, but we live in a society, y'know?
But at least make them seamless.
I think half the fanbase takes the Bombers for granted because they've been CFL mainstays, half wrote them off because they're getting old, and the third half just wants to talk about Toronto.
WPG @ CGY
Bold of the Bombers to start their bye a week early. Basically a disaster from top to bottom, though their one TD was pretty cool.
Calgary really brought it, they're one to keep an eye on in the West.
The on-field graphics were glitchy and distracting.
The writing really gets the era right here - mid 00s, 24hr news, a few years after 9/11, after a major event this is exactly what people would be doing.
Good point, and shame on me for not giving Trinity Wells the acknowledgement she deserves!
Throughout the spring federal election campaign, Mark Carney as Liberal leader repeatedly vowed to "eliminate" interprovincial trade barriers and create "free trade by Canada Day."
But Canada's internal trade barriers won't all be eliminated by then — not even all the federal ones.
Canada's supply management system for dairy products, which sets provincial production quotas, will remain. Quebec also has language requirements that will stay in place.
It's geographically impossible for Canada to completely eliminate trade with the US.
I absolutely agree that it should be minimized, though.
Agreed. If there's a greater purpose here, keeping it from Canadians is a pretty big blunder.
Even if we reach a deal, it’s not like Trump is stable or trustworthy enough to honour it.
I don't think this is entirely true - Trump is obviously not trustworthy, but the government has been able to leverage CUSMA to lessen the impact of the attempted tariffs. There seems to be some benefit to having a formal deal in place.
But I'm definitely not comfortable with this capitulation at all.
Despite the move, Canada is still in active discussions with G7 allies to introduce an international tax, with Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne leading that work, the PMO said.
If this ends up happening, it's important context to this decision.
If it ends up not happening...pretty weak shit.
Some sort of surprising outcomes last weekend
It's funny, I was just about to say the narratives of the season seem to be taking shape, but you're right - there are still some things up in the air.
Riders vs Bombers in the West Finals?
I wouldn't be mad about that at all. But I do hope BC can get things more together - I like Buck Pierce.
My Argos won without Chad Kelly yesterday
I'd also like to see the defending champs gather some more steam.
Metric math.