The legislature comes as eight Canadian provincial governments levied restrictions on U.S. alcohol imports following U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs last year.
The Combating Attacks on our National Alcoholic Drinks by Allies (CANADA) Act states that under Section 301 of the U.S. Trade Act, the legislation would direct U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer and his office to investigate Canadian provincial liquor board restrictions on the import and distribution of U.S. products within 30 days, if made law.
Fucking toddlers coming up with the names for these acts, lol. They definitely saught to fit words to the acronym they chose.
The CANADA Act builds on comments from U.S. Trade Representative Ambassador Jamieson Greer, who stated that resolving the Canadian provinces’ discriminatory treatment of American alcohol producers would likely require an enforcement action.”
What are they going to do? Add more tarifs? Are they really going to pretend that canada is doing this for no reason? As if this isn’t already a response to the US’s actions…
Many American LEOs can operate here, as long as it’s within 100mi of the border. Somehow, we let them, although the current state of America could see that change.
American law enforcement has come to Canada to arrest a Canadian in Canada for doing something that is not illegal in Canada, and taken that Canadian to America to stand trial for that thing which is illegal there. Yes, it is about marijuana, why do you ask?
Fucking toddlers coming up with the names for these acts, lol. They definitely saught to fit words to the acronym they chose.
What are they going to do? Add more tarifs? Are they really going to pretend that canada is doing this for no reason? As if this isn’t already a response to the US’s actions…
He’ll probably threaten to send in the national guard lmao
Many American LEOs can operate here, as long as it’s within 100mi of the border. Somehow, we let them, although the current state of America could see that change.
American law enforcement has come to Canada to arrest a Canadian in Canada for doing something that is not illegal in Canada, and taken that Canadian to America to stand trial for that thing which is illegal there. Yes, it is about marijuana, why do you ask?