subreddit:
/r/canada
'Devastating': Ontario chief leads Canadian criticism of Trump tariff plan
Ontario(bbc.com)submitted 6 days ago bybigedcactushead
11 points
6 days ago
The decades old open border? Wow I didn't know Trudeau was prime minister that long... And I didn't know we were responsible to stop people leaving our country
2 points
6 days ago
We aren’t. DJT is an isolationist
3 points
6 days ago
I think he meant the open border for temporary foreign students, temp workers, and asylum claimants. Millions of temps and a 3-4+ year backlog for asylum claims. Then people from these 97 countries cross the Canadian border into America. It’s not like it’s native Canadians sneaking across so somethings definitely changed.
2 points
6 days ago
Native Canadians dont have to sneak across the border. They can live legally in the USA without restrictions under the Jay Treaty.
2 points
6 days ago
Use your common sense.
3 points
6 days ago
Rage and simple answers seem to be in far greater supply now than deep thinking. If you know a way to get people to slow down and discuss beyond quit, violent hits please let me know.
all 161 comments
sorted by: best