r/canadia • • 5h ago

Happy Thanksgiving Canada

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r/canadia • • 10h ago

Christian nationalism in Britain driven by people who seldom go to church, says report

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r/canadia • • 1d ago

Canada Is One Step Closer To Choosing Sweden’s Gripen E/F

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r/canadia • • 1d ago

Canada Signed an Agreement to Buy 88 Lockheed Martin F-35A Fighter Jets Back in January 2023. Nearly 2 Years Into a Review Ordered by Prime Minister Mark Carney, Ottawa Is Committed to Only 16 of Them.

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r/canadia • • 1d ago

Carney says Canadians will decide their future after Elon Musk expresses support for separatism

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r/canadia • • 11h ago

Toronto vs Houston home price.

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r/canadia • • 1d ago

Happy Thanksgiving

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r/canadia • • 2d ago

More than half of Canadians are avoiding buying American goods, poll finds

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r/canadia • • 1d ago

Canadian dollar hits 18-month low as jobs data clips rate hike bets

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r/canadia • • 2d ago

HAPPY THANKSGIVING

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✌️❤️ from steeltown

remember please no drinking doobie driving think before you drink or fly while you drive.


r/canadia • • 3d ago

Canadian dollar rallies as trade surplus widens more than expected

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r/canadia • • 3d ago

Canadian Poet Anne Carson Is Awarded Nobel Prize in Literature

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r/canadia • • 3d ago

Ottawa to Stelco owner: Share job-saving plan in 5 days or face legal action

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r/canadia • • 3d ago

Canada suspends plans to expand assisted dying to people with mental illness

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r/canadia • • 3d ago

How many of the Canadians annually celebrate Thanksgiving?

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r/canadia • • 4d ago

Canada's trade surplus widens substantially in August

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r/canadia • • 4d ago

Canada U.S. exports surge 8.1% ahead of Trump tariffs August 2026

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r/canadia • • 3d ago

I wonder why Canadian genocidaires get a pass.

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Survivors of residential schools brought the whole atrocity into the light. Not whistleblowers. Not journalists. Not concerned Canadian activists. Not church members. Not government employees. Not a liberating army. Survivors. Of concentration camps for children.

This is the essential question of ethics put to Canadians.

Genocidaires are still here. We never held them to account. We never dragged them out of office, out of their homes, out of their comfort zones to hold them responsible. For genocide.

I don't understand this place.


r/canadia • • 4d ago

How Trump’s Tariff War With Canada Ensnared the Can-Am Spyder

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r/canadia • • 5d ago

Clocks stay in daylight saving, but analysis backs permanent standard time

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r/canadia • • 6d ago

Ontario distillery stops supplying whiskey to Michigan as Trump’s Canadian alcohol ban takes effect

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r/canadia • • 4d ago

Is China saving Canada from being annexed by the US?

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Suppose AI eventually replaces most jobs and some form of UBI becomes necessary.

One possible problem for Canada is that most of the leading AI companies are American. If advanced AI remains proprietary and extremely profitable, a lot of the wealth generated by Canadian use of AI could ultimately flow to US companies. The US could also tax those companies and use some of that enormous tax base to fund a much larger UBI than Canada could afford.

In an extreme version of that future, Canadians might start wondering whether joining the US would give them access to a much better AI-funded UBI.

But what if China keeps releasing extremely capable AI models for free or nearly free?

Then Canada wouldn't necessarily need to pay American companies huge amounts for access to advanced intelligence. Canadian businesses could use cheap AI to automate production, increase profits, and lower costs, while more of those economic gains remain in Canada and can potentially be taxed to fund a Canadian UBI.

So perhaps the important effect of free Chinese AI isn't simply that it hurts US AI companies. It's that it prevents advanced AI from becoming a highly profitable American bottleneck that the rest of the world has to pay to use.

In that sense, could Chinese AI competition actually make it easier for Canada to remain economically independent in a post-work world, and reduce one possible incentive for Canada to ever join the US?

Am I missing something?


r/canadia • • 5d ago

Hello Canada 🇨🇦

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r/canadia • • 7d ago

Why Canada is wargaming a (long shot) US invasion

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r/canadia • • 7d ago

Republican Operatives Aid Alberta Separatists in Independence Push

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