Loading ...A SCATHING EXPOSE ON CANDIAN HYPOCRACY INCOMPITENCE AND BULLSHIT
AND MUCH MORE….”KILL THE INCOME TAX AND WATCH THE MIDDLE CLASS SOAR ”
FROM ELIZABETH NICKSON ( A CANADIAN )
We are pathetic. We are an exhausted sigh of a country. We live off America. You defend us. We whine. We are in the worst decline in 40 years. A secret RCMP report warns that Canadians may revolt once they realize how broke they are. Why? Our leadership is so bad it emits the foul stench of hell. Mark Carney, who will be appointed prime minister in a few days, is a literal demon, raping public wealth wherever he goes. He is king of public debt. Every country he has invaded with his “new banking paradigm” chokes out warnings about his pillaging of workers rights and the environment. Our media is too stupid to report that. No, he is green! He is a fiscal genius! He will save us! No, he will sell us to BlackRock and China while subsidizing what he will call “sustainable jobs” which will end when the subsidy ends
https://elizabethnickson.substack.com/p/kill-the-admin-state-salt-the-earth?
Thought you didn’t care for Miss Absurdistan – too too negative for Mr. Positive Fully. Unfortunately she speaks the truth about canada. I guess!!
So Canadians are crying that China put some tariffs on Canada Friday. Only in response to Trudeau Crybaby tariffs he put forth onto China last fall. Canadians are fools falling for one sided info again.
As of March 7, 2025, Canada has implemented several tariffs on imports from China, primarily targeting specific industries to counter perceived unfair trade practices. Here’s a breakdown of the current Canadian tariffs on China based on available information:
Electric Vehicles (EVs): Canada imposes a 100% surtax on Chinese-made electric vehicles, effective since October 1, 2024. This applies to electric and certain hybrid passenger automobiles, trucks, buses, and delivery vans. This surtax is in addition to the existing Most-Favoured Nation (MFN) tariff of 6.1%, resulting in a total tariff of 106.1% on these vehicles.
Steel and Aluminum: A 25% surtax is applied to imports of steel and aluminum products from China, effective from October 22, 2024. This measure aims to protect Canadian industries from China’s state-directed overcapacity and oversupply.
Upcoming Tariffs (Planned for 2025 and Beyond): Canada has announced plans to extend tariffs to additional Chinese imports starting in 2025. These include certain solar products and critical minerals, with further tariffs on semiconductors, permanent magnets, and natural graphite slated for 2026. Specific rates for these upcoming tariffs have not been detailed as of now, but they are part of a broader strategy to address non-market trade practices.
Context and Rationale: These tariffs are part of Canada’s efforts to protect its workers and industries, particularly in the automotive, steel, and aluminum sectors, from what it describes as China’s unfair competition due to state subsidies, overcapacity, and lax labor and environmental standards. The measures align with similar actions by the United States and the European Union, reflecting a coordinated approach among Western allies.
Potential Additional Measures: Canada has also been considering surtaxes on other critical manufacturing sectors, such as batteries, battery parts, semiconductors, solar panels, and critical minerals. Consultations on these began in September 2024, with outcomes still pending as of the latest updates.