The next steps on tariff refunds will involve litigation — maybe lots of it, and small businesses are still at a disadvantage
24.02.2026 11:45
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The next steps on tariff refunds will involve litigation — maybe lots of it, and small businesses are still at a disadvantage
Heartbreaking finish this morning. Team Canada left everything on the ice in an incredible gold medal game. Across Courtenay–Alberni and Vancouver Island, people were up early cheering together. Thank you to every player who wore the maple leaf with pride. You inspired us all.
we are
Canada rn
bluesky, the north american yelling about hockey app
Great hockey game
Time to stress-pace at home
#Canada
Do they though
Have had good experience with U File
I’m as surprised as anyone that an app that let people buy a burrito on instalments, with zero credit checks, is having a problem with loan quality
100% THIS 👇
SAME
Mitch Marner, as clutch as ever
Here is the study Kevin Hassett is so mad about
Yes Excel, that's exactly what I was going for
The Canada Revenue Agency chatbot. So it can answer tax questions but it doesn't know the day of the week?
My first remarks since being arrested last night.
Trump's threats to annex Greenland have cast a chill over international climate research on the island.
New Angus Reid poll: 16% of Conservative Party of Canada supporters give Trump an "A" for his first first year back in office.
anyone for barbecue?
Lululemon founder Chip Wilson lashed out over the firm's latest product flop, calling it a “total operational failure” that he blamed on the board of directors.
“This is a new low for Lululemon,” Wilson said, referring to the “Get Low” leggings, which drew complaints for being see-through
I've lived in Minnesota my whole life and have experienced some major cold snaps but this is the first time I've heard about exploding trees.
Past administrations saw trade treaties as a way of improving Americans’ standard of living. This administration sees them as a method of gaining leverage over counterparties.
Of course traditional US allies such as Canada are going to look to increase business with other trading partners.
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"Everything costs more because the algorithm says so"
@vassb.bsky.social is really on one about personalized pricing. And she's right. It's predatory, and it makes it more difficult for us all to navigate the world.
It should be illegal.
thewalrus.ca/everything-c...
The ICE Shooting Should Be Mourned — and Investigated
Gift link:
www.bloomberg.com/opinion/arti...
The question Joseph Welch posed to Senator Joseph McCarthy in 1954 — “Have you no sense of decency?” — helped end a witch hunt that was tearing the US in two...After the killing of a Minneapolis woman by a federal agent, it’s unfortunately relevant again.
Our editorial (gift link in next post)
A map of the Arctic Ocean and surrounding territories, including the northernmost parts of Russia, Canada, the US and Europe, with Greenland at the center. Icons on the map show the concentration of specialty metals and other minerals on Greenland as well as the locations of various national military installations ringing the Arctic Ocean.
Take a moment to orient yourself with this map — www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
Greenland’s prime minister categorically ruled out joining the US and said the Arctic territory prefers to be in a union with Denmark.
www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
- Changes to Alberta's electrical distribution rules, to the benefit of electricity providers in Montana
- removal of retaliatory tariffs on US products, put in place only after the Trump admin imposed tariffs on Canadian goods
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