Canada

“I work very closely with my counterpart in the United States, who is the Secretary of Transport Of course, it's a new one. Now, her name is Elaine Chao, and I will be working very closely with her to make sure that we harmonize our regulations, because obvious…”

“Canada was the third country in space, which a lot of people don't know”

“The reason we were invited to become astronauts and to fly on the space shuttle is because We had designed the robotic arm that is on the space shuttle, and, in fact, part of it was designed here in Montreal, and, ah, the, ah, United States, NASA wanted to tha…”

“Being a liberal here in Canada is wanting to be open on the world at a time when we see protectionism coming in. We, we've seen some evidence of that in the world where, where people talk about terms like populism and nativism, Coming into, ah, the politics of…”

“I think that every, Europe has its own solutions based on, on its geography and its densities. I think we will probably have some similarities, but I think we'll probably be more like the United States, because we do interact with them a huge amount, and we ha…”

“23% of the greenhouse gases that are produced by Canada come from the transportation sector. And 80% of that is cars and trucks.”

“Even the very poor in the United States, for example, or Canada, They're still in the richest 10 to 15% of the world's population”

“Kids learn best from feedback, from experience. And beginning, especially in the 19 nineties in the United States, and I think perhaps in Canada too we began really overprotecting kids. That is not giving them unsupervised time where they could learn from thei…”

“They're having exactly the same gigantic increase in girls' depression, anxiety, and self-harm and suicide in the US and UK and Canada. We're all at record high levels for teenage, for female teenage suicide. So this is throughout the Anglosphere.”

“And then we went up to Toronto and found the guys who did the Guess Who. Who had a studio in Toronto, and gave it, got found a co-writer, Canadian, and brought the record in as a Canadian content, which I don't think an American band had ever done before.”

“Especially in, in a tier two market like Canada, if you will, as opposed to Silicon Valley, you know, there's less unicorns born here. So we are looking for the solid, but mid hundreds of millions of dollars exit as opposed to the billion dollar unicorns.”

“My hunch is you could go through product after product and making it in Canada or the U S is probably just about the same as making it in Mexico or China today.”

“Yes, Canada did implement these unprecedented financial controls. Yes, it did affect these, you know, truckers, but because they were unable to successfully censor social media, Canada suffered probably the gravest PR disaster that I've ever seen in my life.”

“This crackdown demonstrated insecurity. When you need to do something like that it indicates that you feel you can't just, you know, go and put out a megaphone and be like, hey, people, I'm listening to you know, we'll figure it out, and there's a mutual trust…”

“From somebody who, me, violated the law on a regular basis during this in Canada, because I had a bubble of people that was more than two households, and, you know, we had a teacher involved, and we had all these other things involved, and you know, I had neig…”

“And real home prices in the U.S., I'm sure it's the same in Canada. Are much higher today than they were at the peak of the bubble in 2006 on average.”

“We're the largest beekeeper in Nova Scotia by far, and one of the largest in Canada, because we couldn't get the bees, so we had to start our own apiary.”

“Tax policies in Canada aren't bad.”

“We're the largest carrot, certainly carrot processor in Canada, maybe in North America.”

“Sales had exploded from twenty-two million in nineteen-oh-seven to one hundred and forty-one million in nineteen-twenty. The catalog alone brought in sixty million. They owned 60% of the entire country's department store sales.”

“That's going to be part of my goal is to, you know, we're going to put all our heroes back in the passport, for example no more tearing down statues. I think we should build new statues.”

“We have an enormous advantage there too, because our cold weather makes it 25% cheaper to liquefy.”

“If you come to Canada, sure, bring your culture, bring your language, your food your traditions, but the problems from abroad have to stay at home. We bring here a place where we leave all that behind and unite for our flag.”

“We have lots of advanced medications and treatments that are available in the States and EU that are not available yet here because our bureaucracy is so slow.”

“One idea that I think a lot of your listeners would find interesting is that I want to pass what I call the Canada first reinvestment tax cut, zero capital gains when you reinvest in Canada.”

“In Canada, we get 15,000 dollars of investment per worker per year. In the States, it's 28,000. We're way behind even the OECD average. We get 65 cents of investment per worker For every dollar an OECD average worker gets.”

“And so today we generate 53 dollars USD for every hour we work as Canadians. The Americans generate 78 dollars.”

“Trump tariffs against Canada actually only strengthen China because they weaken both Canada and the US.”

“We don't have harmonized trucking regulations across the country, so you're going over the border between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. There's a weight weight regulation difference. So, you know, you can't move products seamlessly between those two provinces…”

“We have the second slowest building permits in the OECD, and it takes us 17 years to get a mine approved, three times longer to get approval for a housing development in Canada versus the UK or the US.”

“In the last 10 years, there's been a net outflow of five hundred billion dollars of investment to the U.S. From Canada, and that's partly because our taxes are extremely high.”

“I do think you need to retaliate, because if not, there's no deterrent value. The offending country, in this case, it's the U.S. Administration, needs to know that there's a cost for its producers in tariffing Canada.”

“So I will get rid of the entire tax for everyone and for real.”

“So I'm committing to lower income tax by 15% on the average worker and senior.”

“They produce one ton of aluminum with two tons of carbon. China, it's 14 tons of carbon for every ton of aluminum.”

“Now 25% of people are in poverty. Food bank lineups increased by over a hundred percent. One in four of our kids is going to school undernourished.”

“Now Ireland's per capita GDP is twice Canada's.”

“So we have, for example 20,000 immigrant doctors, 32,000 immigrant nurses who can't work because they don't have a license in Canada.”

“These jobs can be two, 300,000 dollars a year.”

“He built one of Canada's largest fleets with over 4000 vehicles.”

“Eastlink became the first cable company in Canada to offer telephone service over cable. First in North America to bundle internet, phone, and TV into one package. The first to let customers add or drop channels in real time.”

“I don't know if he realizes it, but he probably single-handedly changed The number of people speaking out in Canada on the election, because he started having an opinion, having a voice, and that, that sort of made it safe for other people to have an opinion, …”

“The doubled housing costs. So young people can't even come close to making a down payment. You know, it takes to your late, in your late thirties to afford a down payment.”

“I find it appalling that we had 2.2 million people lined up at food banks, that we got a return of scurvy in Canada, or one in four kids are going to school hungry.”

“There's also, I think, some very exciting things we can do, like get rid of capital gains tax. When you reinvest in Canada, the government's going to get its pound of salt one day anyway. Eventually you'll fully cash out and you'll want to enjoy Everything you…”

“And we've seen it with the Stellantis deal, where we're in for fifteen billion dollars, and Stellantis is cutting jobs in Canada. Fifteen billion dollars for one company. That works out to almost a thousand dollars for every Canadian family in taxes for a comp…”

“The liberals have been bringing in a million people a year, growing our population almost three percent while our housing stock grows by one percent. Our job market grows by about the same and our availability of doctors and nurses grows by about That one or t…”

“And I think you'd have more leverage in that negotiation if you had done, if we do unblock the other world markets that await us.”

“And what we've allowed to happen over the last decade is that the government has said the Canada has no national identity. We're a postmodern, post-nationalist state, and there's nothing that binds us together. And as a result of that and mass migration on lev…”

“We just have to get it to coast, liquefy it, put it on ships, send it over to Asia and Europe, where it goes for four times the price that it, that we pay for it here.”

“And, you know, I, I've said very clearly, I will be cutting foreign aid.”

“You got one pipeline to Northwest British Columbia that the liberals blocked and that I'm pushing for that would move a million barrels and 30 a day and thirty billion dollars a year overseas. That would be the single biggest boost to overseas exports in the h…”

“Whether we like it or not, and I like it, oil and gas is the single biggest net export in this country, period. And there's nothing that is even close.”

“There are temporary foreign workers who are making less than the, in reality, less than the prevailing wage and driving wages down and jobs out.”

“Here's Mark Carney, the guy who moved his corporate headquarters to the US, who has 90% of his assets in the US who You know, he, Carney dodges his taxes in Canada by putting his, putting them in the Caribbean.”

“So housing, affordable housing, I think is the single biggest social problem, certainly in America, probably in Canada right now. Because so many other social problems that might seem bigger than that are downstream of housing. A lot of the drug problem, the d…”

“I've seen reports, at least in Canada, that 30% of the price of a new home is basically government fees.”