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@MarcNixon24 Cdn $ forecast: Peso level valuation on it's way

CANADA 🇨🇦 HEADING OFF A FINANCIAL CLIFF

Carney said, “affordability’s the best it’s been in over a decade.” What? I talk to friends who can’t find a job, they can’t afford beef at the grocery store, and struggle to justify longer drives because fuel is so expensive. Not sure what world Carney is living in, but it’s not theirs.

@MarcNixon24 Betcha someone is glad he moved his corporation to the US to avoid all those regulations and taxes he wants the rest of us to increasingly pay!

Donald Trump told Mark Carney to increase military spending to 5% Now he’s going to have to cut services and increase taxes in order to kneel down to Donald Trump.

MUST READ🚨🚨🚨 “A Prime Minister who holds a personal financial stake in a $2.1 billion aviation fuel investment publicly pressured out the one airline CEO who was warning — in writing, in a legal document — that the economics don't work yet. That's not a theory. That's a timeline of publicly documented facts.”

Remember when Canada injected a young mother with a Covid booster, paralyzed her, then offered her MAiD to finish the job? This is Canadian health care. It's time to wake up to the realities of the Canadian decline. Give Kayla a follow.

Just MORE PROOF it was Managed DECLINE! The DOWNFALL of Canada was ON PURPOSE!

@kpac_15 The person who you prod when you were younger to say something to the powerful influential person because you knew the person rarely could count the immediate or long-term consequences of so brash an action. That's why it was fun. Living under this person isn't.

They actually believe this shit🤦🏻‍♂️ Jesus Christ, no wonder this country is doomed. Name one single economic metric that is better today under Mark Carney. Just one.

@MarcNixon24 Bye bye USMCA

Here we go

@matlau10 @cbcwatcher @financialpost Ontario has a 'Liberal' provincial government masquerading as a Progressive Conservative government. It's the April fools joke that's our everyday reality.

In 2018, Kathleen Wynne spent 17.3% of GDP & had a $3.7 billion deficit. Doug Ford called her "reckless." This year, Ford's budget spends 17.6% of GDP with a $13.8 billion deficit. He calls himself prudent. financialpost.com/opinion/matthe… via @financialpost

@CoryBMorgan Learning from California x.com/i/status/20192…

Good. It's a disaster in the making.

Elbows up.

@SharonT20519250 Elites serving elites while siphoning off $ M's to insiders while impoverishing the next two generations of non-government attached citizens.

My God Camus has terrible instincts. A high speed rail between TO and Quebec..how does that improve the lives of ALL CANADIANS?, No…we do not need this very limited rail that provides service for a very SMALL portion of our country.

@hollyanndoan @FinanceCanada @FPChampagne Equal to 9.9M Bev Oda Orange Juices. Crickets from our subsidized media. Disgrace.

.@FinanceCanada won’t disclose internal review into allegations it invested millions in Chinese Communist Party front. Cabinet in 2023 suspended dealings with Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank but did not withdraw US$159.2 million in shares purchased at taxpayers’ expense. blacklocks.ca/concealed-chin…

POILIEVRE: "You can't fill pipelines with speeches in Davos, and you can't fill hungry stomachs with fake MOUs and announcements. Overseas speeches do not put food on the table here at home."

🚨BREAKING - FOOD BANK MODEL IN CANADA COLLAPSES The Moose Jaw Food Bank says visits are up 150% over 4 years, but donations are DOWN 20 percent clients are now limited to ONE visit per month ....and the Food Bank is now saying state-funded food is the ONLY OPTION!

The rice plant does not negotiate. It does not wait for the grand bargain in Beijing. It does not care about the April 6 deadline. It grows on a biological clock that requires nitrogen at specific stages of development, and if the nitrogen does not arrive during the vegetative window in April and May, the crop fails. No ceasefire can reset the clock. No diplomatic breakthrough can un-miss the planting season. The strait can reopen tomorrow and the fertiliser still will not reach the field in time. Eighty-five to 95 percent of fertiliser traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has stopped. The combined cost of IRGC toll and war-risk insurance, $3 to $7.5 million per voyage, exceeds the profit margin on a 50,000-tonne urea shipment. The insurance market that made Hormuz an oil-only lane did not intend to create a nitrogen crisis. But the actuarial sorting that prices crude tankers through and container ships out also prices fertiliser vessels out. Oil molecules transit. Nitrogen molecules do not. The market is choosing energy over food, and nobody voted on it. India imports 65 to 70 percent of its nitrogen fertiliser, 40 percent from the Gulf. Pakistan imports 80 percent. Bangladesh 75 percent. Urea prices have surged 25 to 50 percent since the war began, reaching $420 to $720 per tonne. India has lost 800,000 tonnes per month of domestic urea production because the natural gas feedstock itself transits the same disrupted routes. The fertiliser is not just blocked at the chokepoint. The raw material to make it domestically is blocked at the same chokepoint. April is when Indian farmers plant kharif rice. May is when Pakistani wheat gets its critical nitrogen dose. These are not flexible schedules. They are dictated by monsoon onset, soil temperature, and photoperiod. A delay of seven to ten days in nitrogen application during grain filling reduces yields by 8 to 15 percent. The quadratic response curve between nitrogen input and grain output is one of the most studied relationships in agricultural science. Late nitrogen produces less food. The projections are severe. If current disruptions persist through May, rice and maize yields across South and Southeast Asia face 8 to 15 percent reductions. Food inflation in vulnerable countries could rise 10 to 20 percent by the third quarter. For nations where households spend 40 to 60 percent of income on food, a 15 percent price increase is not an economic statistic. It is a hunger crisis measured in calories per child per day. Russia and China are offering subsidised alternatives through bilateral deals. India secured 8.6 million tonnes through emergency pacts. Morocco is supplying 2.5 million tonnes of phosphate. Global urea stocks are 12 percent higher than last year. These buffers matter. But buffers do not change the clock. A shipment that arrives in June cannot feed a crop that needed nitrogen in April. The molecule must meet the plant at the right moment or the moment passes. Three elements transit the same 39-kilometre strait. Carbon in crude oil. Helium cooling lithography machines. Nitrogen feeding a billion people. The war disrupted all three. The market sorted them by price. Oil gets through. Helium evaporates. Nitrogen waits. The rice plant has no lobby. It has no insurance policy. It has a biological clock. And the clock is running. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

@ezralevant @LydiaPiper Follow the $$

Nearly half of that trade is Canada buying Saudi oil, because the Liberals have blocked pipelines that would bring in oil from Alberta. Why do the Liberals prefer conflict oil from OPEC over ethical oil from Alberta? #ElbowsUp

@ryangerritsen Well if they felt the need to use burner phones on their last 'visit' ...???

I mean do you blame them? Our Government can't even answer a single question regarding China without looking suspect.

“Is it a little bit homophobic to focus on the straights of Hormuz rather than the gays of Hormuz?” No Kings protester, completely serious: “Yes, absolutely, I agree.”

@McAllisterBruce @CoryBMorgan Who will pay these development charges? The children and grandchildren of those Canadians NOT adept enough to become gov workers or Liberal insiders.

So Albertans - and all Canadians for that matter - are going to pay Toronto’s development charges? You won’t see it presented like that on mainstream media much - but that’s what it is. 🤦🏻‍♂️