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The Food Professor
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Dr. Sylvain Charlebois, Visiting Scholar, McGill University. Top-Rated Podcast: https://t.co/29ja7aUR5b
[email protected] Katılım Ekim 2012
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If I were PM Carney, I’d respond to President Trump’s request for help in the Strait of Hormuz...
“We’ll help—but drop the tariff nonsense.”
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He doesn’t need help FFS. He is trying to get NATO Members to pay their share. And since they don’t want to he is going 5o walk away and let them Defend themselves. And with all the Elbows up, anti gun, LGBTQIA’s military leaders defending Canada I don’t like our chances
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If I were PM Carney, I’d respond to President Trump’s request for help in the Strait of Hormuz... “We’ll help—but drop the tariff nonsense.”
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No. Definitely not. That's the dumbest suggestion in the history of the world. Tariffs don't cost Canadians anything. Courts have ruled them illegal. Tariffs don't cost Canadian lives.
What the fuck are you even thinking?
Trump can't be trusted to keep a deal CUSMA was his deal.
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If I were PM Carney, I’d respond to President Trump’s request for help in the Strait of Hormuz... “We’ll help—but drop the tariff nonsense.”
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@CdnCitiznJurnal I know some great rowers in Halifax...
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@FoodProfessor are you looking for clicks? Spicing up rhetoric so X pushes the algorithms? Not sure we have a single frigate that could make it there. And if it did, do what? Use the fingers and toes our soldiers lost to frostbite in the water and get sharks to set off the mines???
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@TheAncientDude Yes, I forgot that we had a great relationship right now...
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@FoodProfessor Probably the worst negotiating tactic ever. That would destroy our relationship with the USA.
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This chart tells the entire story of monetary policy failure in one image.
2008 broke the relationship between official CPI and real food costs. And it never recovered.
Food inflation is the tax nobody votes for. It hits the poorest hardest and gets hidden in "core" CPI numbers that conveniently exclude what people actually buy.
When your money buys less food every year, that's not a statistic. That's a standard of living in decline. 📊
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@mwyn4 Our problems are structural. It started with Harper, but Trudeau made things much worse, must say.
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@FoodProfessor Yes, but many people (including many of your followers) seem to think everything bad happened, starting in 2016. I'm old enough to know what happened back then, but many in their 20s-40s probably have no clue.
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Cost of living vs. food prices in Canada since 2006.
The break happened in 2008.
Since then, food inflation has followed its own path—and Canada never truly caught up.
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@FoodProfessor 2008 you say... 🤔 Who was the PM around that time? I was told everything was fine until 2016...
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Should have happened years ago.
@FoodProfessor is going to come under heavy fire for speaking the truth.
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Sylvain Charlebois: A plan to slowly wean Canada off supply management nationalpost.com/opinion/a-plan…
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Sylvain Charlebois: A plan to slowly wean Canada off supply management nationalpost.com/opinion/a-plan…
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Reform is inevitable. The only question is whether Canada designs the transition itself, or waits for the next trade negotiation to do it for us, writes Sylvain Charlebois
nationalpost.com/opinion/a-plan…
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Sylvain Charlebois: A plan to slowly wean Canada off supply management nationalpost.com/opinion/a-plan…
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Avez-vous déjà remarqué... Et que lorsque la taxe carbone est contestée de manière crédible, l'Institut canadien du climat et ses alliés apparaissent soudainement avec des lettres ouvertes ou des communiqués de presse renforçant le discours d'Ottawa ? Le timing est primordial. Suivez l'argent. Il y a toujours quelqu'un qui appelle quelqu'un.
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Ever notice... That when the carbon tax gets credibly challenged, the Canadian Climate Institute and its allies suddenly appear with open letters or press releases reinforcing Ottawa’s narrative? Timing is everything. Follow the money. Someone is always calling someone.
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Garbage in
Garbage out
"What do we need the answer to be?"
Good God 🤦♂️
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The Climate Institute says the industrial carbon tax isn't impacting food prices. Sure... The Institute isn’t just using data — it’s using model outputs built on several assumptions. StatsCan + ECCC data go in… Navius scenarios come out. One is picked to conveniently support Ottawa's narrative. Change the assumptions, and the conclusions change. Fully funded by your taxes...⬇️
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This week on The Food Professor Podcast.
1⃣Iran, three weeks later.
2⃣Carney, one year in.
3⃣A carbon tax clapback.
4⃣Butter talk.
5⃣A salute to an icon.
6⃣A great conversation with Brent Cator of Cardinal Meats.
open.spotify.com/episode/0TsMon…
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@FoodProfessor When will people wake up and start thinking critically and logically! I am amazed at the ignorance…
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