Just bought some Stanfield’s underwear. Their website says: how proudly Canadian (“Made in Canada” liberally displayed on their website) they are (HQ in Truro NS since 1882) - however, the underwear reads “Made in Vietnam” in tiny letters on the label.
What’s up?
Stanfield’s was made in Canada in 1882. The underwear however is made in Vietnam. Easy peasy.
I just checked and my older pairs are labelled as Made in Canada, but the ones I bought a few months ago are made in Bangladesh. At least the profits are still Canadian-made.
And the worst part?
He’s playing by US rules.
I’m very unhappy with what went down last night in Toronto:
This happened 300m from my house and daughter #2 and a friend came home from it less than 20 minutes earlier.
It’s early in the investigation, but the guns used were likely smuggled in from the US. We have to crack down on both the guns and criminals.
Outside of Ford, who went from 69% approval in June 2020 to 21% Jun 2026, I cannot think of another premier who has had such a downturn as Nova Scotia’s Tim Houston. Houston went on an austerity spree slashing the province’s budget for arts and the Civil Service. In turn he has been doggedly booed at public events and followed by protestors. Today I see this.
Protesters surround Tim Houston’s car, smash glass after speech
Yikes. Not good (need I say it? violence here is clearly not warranted). Houston was once thought for a CPC contender for leader.