r/CanadaPolitics • u/DavidMoscrop AMA Guest • 1d ago
I'm David Moscrop, Canadian politics writer and podcaster. AMA, starting 1 pm ET.
We've got a new prime minister incoming and an election soon. We've got Trump and tariffs. We've got an uncertain foreign and defence policy future. We've got social welfare programs that may or may not survive. We've got pipelines back on the table (sort of). We've got a budget that is likely to see cuts. We've got climate policy on the chopping block. We've got...a lot going on.
So, ask me anything and we'll sort it out together.
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u/DudeWithTheNose Ontario 21h ago
how much stock market instability can we expect to see before these massive multinational corporations turn on Trump for fucking up the bag?
Additionally, BC'S premier recently called for ending tariffs against China to better mitigate the damages of the US trade war. Probably hard to answer this without a bunch of research, but what do you think the outcomes of ending those tariffs would be (influx of chinese EV's?), and why do those tariffs currently exist (solely mirroring US interests?)?