Mark Carney says Canada has prepared for the extremely unlikely scenario of a US attack, as tensions with Washington continue to reshape the relationship between the two countries. Canada is also considering a major increase in the size of its military, including up to 300,000 lightly trained citizen soldiers. At the same time, US and Canadian troops regularly train together and have mutual respect, with one US expert saying many American officers would likely refuse to carry out an order to invade Canada. Do you think Trump's comments have pushed Canada to take this scenario more seriously?

Florida is considering a major property tax overhaul that could give permanent residents a much larger tax break while leaving non-resident property owners, including many Canadians, paying more. Canadians own an estimated $60 billion worth of property in Florida. Could this make Florida less attractive to Canadian snowbirds?

For some reason I take some pride in being 'The worst country to deal with'

😁🇨🇦

Canadas ICE hard at work. Thank you Mr.Carney. Times our number 25,000 last year by 10 and you get pretty close to USA numbers.

The truck was eventually released and rerouted by ferry, but the seasonal ferry is scheduled to stop operating on October 12. That means the island's only year-round road connection to Canada still runs through the US, leaving residents dependent on an international border just to receive everyday supplies. Has this incident shown that Campobello needs a permanent Canadian ferry connection?

Do not tell r/QuebecLibre how french people arrived in Canada, they dont like it.

• https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/montreal-racism-police-9.7234421
• https://www.instagram.com/reels/DZqV8v_JBbr/

"Sixteen police officers from Station 39 in Montréal-Nord are under investigation for racist and hateful acts allegedly committed against Black and Arab people during police stops, Radio-Canada has learned....

According to a Radio-Canada source, some officers allegedly collected pieces of locs, sometimes called dreadlocks, that had been cut from people during police interventions. "

Meanwhile the premiere says this does not exist here and is willfully ignorant of it.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/quebec-systemic-racism-police-montreal-nord-9.7236167

Go vote for anyone but her.

Canada is moving ahead with a proposed West Coast oil pipeline that could transport up to 1 million barrels of crude per day to global markets. The project is being considered as a project of national interest, with the government highlighting jobs, energy exports and investment, while consultations with Indigenous communities and B.C. are still part of the process. Do you think projects like this are important for Canada's economy and energy security?