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Hi everyone, (French follows after)

I joined Lemmy today and would love to have a place to talk about CF Montréal here, but the Lemmy community for it here is really dead (no posts in 2 years). I decided to created one for it so if you’re interested, please join and chat about the team! For what it’s worth the team needs it with its recent struggles. :c The link should be just here 🔗 https://lemmy.ca/c/cf_montreal

Bonjour à tous,

Je viens de rejoindre Lemmy aujourd’hui et je voulais avoir une place pour parler du CF Montréal. J’ai trouvé une communauté, mais elle est très inactive (aucun post depuis 2 ans) donc j’ai décidé d’en créer une. Donc si vous êtes intéressé de rejoindre et discuter de l’équipe, n’hésitez pas! On en a besoin avec les deux premiers matchs. :c Le lien devrait être juste ici 🔗 https://lemmy.ca/c/cf_montreal

Author: Ruolz Ariste - Adjunct Professor, School of Public Policy and Administration, Carleton University

At the first Trump cabinet meeting, he stated his intentions clearly. He restated blatant lies and disinformation, and he won't really be questioned on it from the press or from any US politicians. The US is the enemy of Canada and should be understood as such. Take heed of his treatment of Ukraine - when he noted that they would lose the war without US help - and consider what he will propose when he uses the same argument on us. He makes it very clear in the video.

And very carefully consider which of our political leaders will stand up to Trump when he makes the argument that we need American military in our country to protect us.

Why the fuck is this candidate for the leadership of the Liberal party using Trump's Putin supplied right wing grievance political talking points?

In the on-again, off-again talk of tariffs on Canadian products being sold into the United States, Jérôme Pécresse has advice for his industry: "Be patient, be calm, be agile."

Pécresse is chief executive of aluminum for Rio Tinto, which includes overseeing the company's Canadian smelter operations.

Though most of those are in Quebec, where Pécresse is based, this past week he paid a visit to Kitimat, on B.C.'s North Coast, where a Rio Tinto aluminum smelter employs roughly 1,100 people in the community of just over 8,000.

But, Pécresse said, no one in the community should be worried about losing their job.

Mark Boudreau, a former director of corporate affairs for Loblaw and spokesperson for Nova Scotia's Progressive Conservatives, is running for the Conservatives

Please don't give Loblaws more power.