[Canada] Canadian Politics Redux

[crazy canuck]

How did this go from a discussion of the capitalization of financial institutions in Canada to the failure of American retailers in the Canadian market?

[garbon]

How did this go from a discussion of the capitalization of financial institutions in Canada to the failure of American retailers in the Canadian market?

I feel like Canadians on this forum love to talk about the demise of Target.

[crazy canuck]

How did this go from a discussion of the capitalization of financial institutions in Canada to the failure of American retailers in the Canadian market?

I feel like Canadians on this forum love to talk about the demise of Target.

 

[Grey Fox]

That's fair.

They came in as saviours to our retail plight and left with their tails between their legs after a year.

[viper37]

I take it you mean produce and the like?  They certainly carry it. 

Vegetables, fresh meat, milk, eggs, etc.

I didn't say they don't carry it,  said they do not all carry it.  Like the Wal Mart in my city does not have that.  They have biscuits, candies, canned soups, etc, but no refrigerated stuff.  They had ample opportunities to expand, more than once, and chose not to.  It's not because there's too much competition either, we're down to 1 grocery store.  Well, technically two, but they both are owned by Metro under different banners.

[viper37]

Outlier poll places Liberals above the 30% mark for the first time since September 2022:
https://www.ekospolitics.com/index.php/2025/01/liberals-break-30-points-following-trump-inauguration/

[crazy canuck]

The bump from removing Trudeau is starting already.

[HVC]

That's fair.

They came in as saviours to our retail plight and left with their tails between their legs after a year.

I worked with someone who was on the logistics team for the implementation. He was one of the dumbest people i ever met. Which goes some way to explaining things