Trump must still believe that the ad was effective legal argument that swayed SCOTUS on tariffs. He fumes that: ‘It is my opinion that the Court has been swayed by Foreign Interests.’ Always ready to blame Canada for entirely contrived grievances.
Remember the anti-tariff ad bought by Ontario Premier Doug Ford that invoked Ronald Reagan? Trump fumed that: ‘The sole purpose of this FRAUD was Canada’s hope that the United States Supreme Court will come to their “rescue” on Tariffs that they have used for years to hurt the United States.’
Delighted to announce this forthcoming title from OUP in open access. Digital version is expected in March 2026.
Admired this speech from PM Carney, particularly the invocation of Havel’s famous 1978 essay on the power of the powerless.
Montesquieu well understood, in 1748, that tariffs ultimately are ‘paid by the buyers.’ Trump and his advisors would be well advised to spend some time with the ‘Spirit of the Laws.’
An interview on Canada’s proposed hate crime bill. My main worry: its weaponization by one community against another. can01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com?url=https%3A...
A decent enough interview with my take on the Charter ruling striking down bike lane removals in Toronto.
A judge struck down the Ford government’s bike lane removals in Toronto. What comes next? www.cp24.com/politics/que...
An early morning tv interview on secessionist talk in the province of Alberta: youtu.be/KD2uFsy6eO4?...
Early twentieth century diagnosis of the War of 1812: “a people whose soil is invaded makes always a very stubborn and brilliant defense”
Canadian Club replaces Kentucky bourbon on liquor store shelves. Alongside a message from the Government of Ontario
Even Bezos’ Amazon is trying to capitalize on the wave of Canadian nationalism prompted by Trump’s tariffs!
California wines removed from Toronto shelves after Trump’s illegal tariffs.
No exit, zero lotalty, only voice: www.sportsnet.ca/nhl/article/...
Canadian content
About time!
