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Category Archives: Trump
It’s far past time Canadians assessed Carney’s US strategy
The Liberal decision to axe the digital services tax (DST) on large tech companies, set to go into effect today (June 30), is important not so much on its own terms, but what its elimination tells us about Prime Minister … Continue reading
Posted in Canada-US relations, Digital Regulaton, Trump
Tagged Canada, Canada-US relations, digital policy, Mark Carney, news, politics, Trump
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Avoiding the Canadian nationalism sugar high
Canadians’ instinctive, intense nationalistic reaction to Trump’s tariffs was heartening. The challenge will be sustaining it in the long run. Continue reading
Posted in Canada-US relations, Trump
Tagged Canada, Canadian nationalism, Donald Trump, economy, news, politics, Trump
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Pandemics, authoritarianism and the coming storm
A lot of people bought Camus’ The Plague in 2020. With Monday’s presidential inauguration on the horizon, you might want to read it again. Continue reading
Posted in Canada-US relations, covid-19, Trump, Uncategorized
Tagged authoritarianism, covid, covid-19, politics
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Canada and Trump 2.0: Dealing with the reality in front of us
In which I try to work through my initial reaction to Trump’s re-election as it relates to Canada and Canada-US relations. My first thought: we are in deep, deep trouble, the likes we’ve never seen before. My second thought: That may be overly optimistic. Continue reading
Posted in Canada-US relations, Trump
Tagged Camus, Canadian trade policy, climate change, climate emergency, democracy, environment, news, platform governance, politics, social media regulation, USMCA
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Reflections on an inflection point
Since we’re going through what seems to be a world-historic moment, I’m using this space to record my impressions about the current U.S., um, situation. We’ll see how well they’ll age. If the United States makes it through the next … Continue reading
Posted in Trump, U.S. election, United States
Tagged authoritarianism, U.S. military
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