There's also this article:
https://money.ca/news/is-kirkland-canadian
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Is there a linkable source where I can reference for the skeptics? It's going to be much easier to refute whatever they're saying if I have something solid to prove them wrong
One possible solution for computers is to have your company IT set up a laptop in the US and let you remote in and complete the set up, so you don't have to bring your laptop across the border.
For the phone, if it's short enough, you can bring a company phone with none of your personal stuff there and auto forward your personal phone to the company phone. That would mean you won't have access to your personal phone for the duration.
Some communication tools allow connections to a computer, so if your company lets you set up a laptop remotely like above, you can try connecting them to the laptop, some allow remote pairing, others require the phone to be on the same network and may not work. I think WhatsApp and Facebook have a windows app and browser app. Signal also have a windows app.
Ethan Hunt will probably still do his job
Isn't Rand Paul a doctor?
Well, US wouldn't have it's critical mineral if US abandons Ukraine. Considering China is controlling their Critical Mineral exports, the next viable option is to buy from the country US wants to invade: Canada and Greenland
Don't they have to take it out of the pouch if they want to use the phone in Hungary?
China could also say only Chinese ships docking at Chinese ports and now there's a nice middlemen that also adds cost to the price.
The most efficient is probably ship to Mexico or Canada and import through land, but still need middlemen to do them + extortion by Cartels in Mexico.
Maybe someone created a 3d print model that you can use to print one. There's probably a maker space with a 3d printer you can ask to print it
Replacing Lifelabs is easier said than done. The lab needs to be in a location where the sensitive testing machines can operate. The machines need to be imported. There's a lot of hurdles to overcome just to start
True, but Costco also buys products from Canadian producers in large enough volume to keep some of them afloat and hire more employees.
If no one buys from Costco, it will shut down it's Canadian operations, then you'll have unemployed Costco workers, some producers may have to lay off their employee, and the producers that need volume purchases from costco to survieve will shut down and many people will be unemployed and drag the economy down more.
With Canadian economy uncertain, only companies with enough confidence, cash and credit will be risk expanding their business. The ones who can, have no reason to do it on a downward market.
If you want to keep them employed, a few entrepeneurs have to take a risk and start businesses until they can grow them to the size of Costco. Who is going to risk their retirement fund, credit and peace of mind to do that with uncertain economy?
Buying Canadian products only at Costco will, hopefully, keep it up and running long enough for it to realize that they need to buy more Canadian products, if it wants to survive.
Granted that this is not an ideal solution but it is the least costly solution.