Lemmyoutofhere

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Who would want to travel to that dumpster fire anyways?

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That’s good news.

[–] [email protected] 10 points 7 hours ago (2 children)

Sadly, most people are idiots and don’t realise it benefits them.

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Too bad. Fuck Amazon, and the US.

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They are all literally his lapdogs.

 

Don’t give your information to the US Customs and Border Protection. (CBP)

Nobody should be travelling to the US anyways.

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It’s called “petroleum jelly”?!?

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Who cares, hopefully nobody will buy one anymore.

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There has been talk. Apparently will cost about 500 million to cancel the contract.

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Just like the title states. Don’t want to buy Scope/Crest/Listerine products anymore. Looking for a Canadian alternative that has fluoride in it. An EU product would also suffice if nothing Canadian is available.

 
 
 

Not much traffic here. Post up some of your favourites. Tuesday nights are good with THH22M, and Son of a Critch.

Every night when getting home from work is the CBC local news then CBC News Network live stream. Doing my part by subscribing to the CBC Premium app.

Hopefully CBC will be on Lemmy soon, Global News is already here.

What say you all?

 

Crossposted from https://sh.itjust.works/post/34290159

The Bank of Canada said Wednesday that it is lowering its key interest rate by 25 basis points (bps) to 2.75 per cent.

The rate decision is in line with the expectations of the majority of economists tracked by Bloomberg. It’s the central bank’s seventh consecutive rate cut dating back to June of last year.

Canada’s headline inflation rate ticked up in January to 1.9 per cent, just below the bank’s two per cent target.

 
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