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BREAKING: Liberals have created a Canada-US council which includes the former leader of the Conservative Party. Mexico has a preliminary agreement with the US, while Canada has a new council. Frankly speaking, I think It’s a scape goat or hedge for when they fail. Carney has already set us... down this path. Especially considering his inflammatory video launched this weekend. This way, they can say “see, we tried to negotiate something and we even had Conservatives on the council”. We don’t need a council, we need a deal done. And they already have a team to do that. I think this is all for show. So they can say that they put partisanship aside and they “tried their best” which is far from the truth. They have escalated things and have had no meaningful discussions of a deal SINCE LAST YEAR. Worth noting: noticeably absent from this list, are tech entrepreneurs, self-made billionaires (ie. Tobi Lutke), & Canadian Innovators. Personally, I hope I’m wrong. And they succeed. But a council doesn’t get a deal done. The buck stops with the government.show more

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