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Canada Goose would take a hit if new Trump tariffs kick in on Aug. 19, but not a terrible one, CFO Neil Bowden said today. Fall and winter are pivotal for sales, the U.S. accounts for only about a quarter of Canada Goose's business. thelogic.co/news/canada-...

Canada Goose shrugs off Trump’s 50% tariff threat - The LogicNew duties on Canadian exports would hit its parkas, but Asia is a much bigger market for the luxury clothierthelogic.co

In Canada, guys like Lowell Green, Charles Adler and Roy Green laid a lot of AM-radio groundwork, too. AM talk radio carried decades of syndicated Dr. Laura and whatnot. Even your median Morning Zoo guy on FM did a fair bit of complaining about how stupid the government was.

It’s well known that communist regimes the world over are poor forest-maintainers.

The likeliest next premier of Quebec is against Alto because it’s a big federal project and the current premier of Ontario might be against it out of spite. Rail lines, like pipelines and airports, are federal jurisdiction. They’re a lot easier with provincial cooperation, but they don’t *need* it.

The difference between Andy Rooney and whatever Ross Douthat is going to be doing on '60 Minutes' is that Andy Rooney saw the bodies at Normady and the horror of the concentration camps, because he was a honest to god war correspondent before he became 'Andy Rooney' -- www.salon.com/2011/09/28/i...

In defense of Andy Rooney - Salon.comYes, he's grumpy, often way off-base and very easy to parody. But Andy Rooney's also a terrific American writerwww.salon.com

I don't know about the last part—seeing the public as rubes to be squeezed for money—but there's definitely a gap between the median Canadian and the median Canadian defence/national security person in attitudes toward the U.S. these days.

I see no way that removing, for example, poor people’s right to participate fully in a democratic polity could end badly. Certainly not for the people who took that right away.

2/3 ain’t bad.

Story features a spokesperson contending that when the CSE chief signed an order "to apply the 'sensitive operations' exclusion [in the Buy Canadian framework] to all CSE procurement," "it did not mean that every procurement is automatically excluded from the Framework."

Canada's newfound focus on defence investments is great news for the national cyberspying and cyberdefence agency, according to internal documents. Also, it shouldn't have to buy from Canadian suppliers. thelogic.co/news/cse-buy...

Canada’s cyberspy agency exempts itself from Buy Canadian rules - The LogicDocuments show the head of the Communications Security Establishment signed off on an exemption covering everything the agency buys, even as its budget climbs past $2 billionthelogic.co

Thousands and thousands of real live humans work in the city government, yet somehow they’ve collectively decided they should speak publicly in the voice of an evil robot.

And I thought Jill Dunlop's staffer was having a bad week.

thelogic.co/news/the-int... Updated here: thelogic.co/news/exclusi... Also: www.nationalobserver.com/2021/06/09/o... www.thestar.com/business/mor... thetyee.ca/News/2026/03... breachmedia.ca/company-owne...

Yeah. There's a nod to making sure it serves the whole community sustainably, but only a nod. Rather than, e.g., a whole paragraph.

I'd still want to see the words, but no, that doesn't sound like enough acknowledgment of what else there is to consider.

I don't think we're putting supply management on the table in CUSMA talks, folks. lait.org/en/agm-2025-...

AGM 2025 - Daniel Gobeil speech | Les Producteurs de Lait du Québeclait.org

The Liberals just named a dairy farmer and director of the Dairy Farmers of Canada as their candidate in the Chicoutimi-Le Fjord byelection. www.facebook.com/LiberalCA/po...

Serious Q: Was that the entire response?

This is horrifying.

I’ll take the giant, the guy with the spear, the round thing that smashes through walls, and the colonel (who I assume has a brigade at his command).