Commerce
Sundance:
I doubt most Americans understand that you cannot purchase some products between provinces within Canada due to govt control mechanisms.
The concept of blocking cross state commerce is not something American’s are very familiar with.
That said, good to see Canada finally beginning their journey to normalcy.
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Dominic LeBlanc@DLeBlancNB
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To become our best customer, we must make it easier for Canadians to buy Canadian products.
The agreement between 9 provinces and territories allowing the direct sale of beer, wine, and spirits to consumers is excellent news on this …
“good to see Canada finally beginning their journey to normalcy”
What??? We are now in the bottom of the latrine pit. Surrounded by shit and having more dumped on us every day. I just read that Tamara Lich is having her job and right to travel stripped by the federal government. For no reason. First Nations are claiming our properties and governments are doing nothing to help the property owner. Our economy has tanked, we are the laughing stock of the world, our immigration and crime levels are out of control…..I could go on.
I’m afraid the ability to buy liquor from another province is not going to make a fig of difference in returning us to “normalcy”
Canada will never be “normal” again. It is a complete utter failed state and the future is stark indeed. As in coal black. Your only hope is for Alberta (and maybe Saskatchewan, to secede. An island of freedom of some sort, anyway, if they can pull it off.
Tanks are rolling down your streets and Canadians make nice about a sudden dandelion appearing. So typical…
Ya we know. Making plans to leave…..
According to 338Canada.com (not run by a Conservative), if a Provincial election were held today the Conservatives would win a majority in BC. It’s a few years off before that could happen.
Much will be rolled back but it takes time to undo and then put in place new laws.
As we are experiencing stateside, roll backs are a bitch and you never get it all back…and it sits there like a wall of shit ready to roll over you again when the commies reseize control like they always do.
WELL SAID !
Localism is good, so we have (ed HAD) States Rights (largely abandoned since Lincoln).
But we also have the Commerce Clause, so interstate trade is solely a federal matter.
For you (if you had one) this would then depend on who was in Ottawa.
Or what’s in the Charter.
Sundance’s point was ‘LONG ROAD,’ but you gotta start somewhere.
One small step toward classic liberalism (at striking odds with ‘modern’ liberalism).
I agree with you Pedro… take one small step & it builds on success regardless of Carney.
Fight for your country.
Time, last chance to purchase silver——-ask Michael Oliver…