Don't be so silly. Immigrants from Asia are far smarter and harder working than easterners.
Hahaha, Poor Ontario, can't complete ,, awwwh
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Don't be so silly. Immigrants from Asia are far smarter and harder working than easterners.
I support the free trade agreement (at least in principle anyway since I haven't read the details yet) and I live in Ontario, or so I thought. Funny that.
Build the P/L and we can settle then
.. And exactly what's wrong with booze and hookers?
You Quakers really crack me up
With what?... Surely you don't mean money, unless they get permission from the Chinese that hold all their debt
I sense that you spend much time yelling at your computer screen
Then you don't have too much sense then, where in alberta did you say you lived ?
Oh Christ ! What have I done !? I've stooped to your level. Now I'll have to do twelve Hail Alexander's {Keiths}
Oh Christ ! What have I done !? I've stooped to your level. Now I'll have to do twelve Hail Alexander's {Keiths}
The Free Trade agreement with Korea is a very good deal for Canada.
Because the US already has a Trade agreement with Korea, Canada was losing a lot of trade with Korea because Korea was trading more with the US than with Canada on many of the same commodities.
Now with this agreement in place, Canada should be able to pick up the trade pace with Korea and get us back in the trading game with Korea and other Asian countries.
Stephen Harper takes on Ford over South Korea trade deal - Politics - CBC News
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The free trade agreement will, along with dropping other barriers, phase out Canadian tariffs on imports of South Korean cars over three years.
Under the agreement, Canada's 6.1 per cent tariff on imports of South Korean passenger cars would be phased out in three annual cuts — with the first cut coming as soon as the agreement comes into force.
Key facts and figures from the trade deal
Going the other way, South Korea's eight per cent tariff on imports of cars coming from Canada would be eliminated as soon as the agreement was implemented, as well as South Korea's three to eight per cent tariff on imports of automotive parts.
The agreement is being touted as one that would give Canadians "unprecedented access" to Korea's $1.1-trillion economy and at the same time create "thousands of new jobs" in Canada.
While Ford Canada said it can't support the deal, Harper said the company already has access to the South Korean market through the U.S. and its free trade deal with South Korea.
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Because the US already has a Trade agreement with Korea, Canada was losing a lot of trade with Korea because Korea was trading more with the US than with Canada on many of the same commodities.
Now with this agreement in place, Canada should be able to pick up the trade pace with Korea and get us back in the trading game with Korea and other Asian countries.
Stephen Harper takes on Ford over South Korea trade deal - Politics - CBC News
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The free trade agreement will, along with dropping other barriers, phase out Canadian tariffs on imports of South Korean cars over three years.
Under the agreement, Canada's 6.1 per cent tariff on imports of South Korean passenger cars would be phased out in three annual cuts — with the first cut coming as soon as the agreement comes into force.
Key facts and figures from the trade deal
Going the other way, South Korea's eight per cent tariff on imports of cars coming from Canada would be eliminated as soon as the agreement was implemented, as well as South Korea's three to eight per cent tariff on imports of automotive parts.
The agreement is being touted as one that would give Canadians "unprecedented access" to Korea's $1.1-trillion economy and at the same time create "thousands of new jobs" in Canada.
While Ford Canada said it can't support the deal, Harper said the company already has access to the South Korean market through the U.S. and its free trade deal with South Korea.
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I don't know why the media is focusing so much on the auto industry, there are a whole lotta other commodities and goods and services that this agreement will give us the ability to sell to Korea. And this in turn will give us a window to sell to other Asian countries.
The only thing you'll be selling in Asia is the remaining Canadian taxpayers. Take you're TPP and stuff it.
It's the same here in the USA.. The Republican states are doing very well economically and plenty of jobs..
While the Democratic states are losing jobs and are lagging far behind... it's sad to see the lack of production out of these states..
https://www.ijreview.com/2013/07/64...mocrats-in-economic-competitiveness-rankings/
Republicans dominate "America’s Top State for Business" list | Human Events
While the Democratic states are losing jobs and are lagging far behind... it's sad to see the lack of production out of these states..
https://www.ijreview.com/2013/07/64...mocrats-in-economic-competitiveness-rankings/
Republicans dominate "America’s Top State for Business" list | Human Events
Come to think of it, poutine would be great. Chip stands in Sturgeon Falls are open now. Spring has sprung...
I see by one or more posts in this thread that it may b difficult to depend on rail transport to the western front. I had planned on discussing a summer invasion with Via Rail.
Roadbed will be a trail by then. You could always do the anti-Riel thing between railheads....
Canadian still runs - but from Toronto
Canadian still runs - but from Toronto
Trails for Rails, what a stupid country! I guess I waited too long for the trip across the continent. Bet It would have been fun.