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How Canadians Are Fighting Back Against U.S. Tariffs

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As the trade war heats up, Canada has imposed 25% retaliatory tariffs on billions of dollars of U.S. goods. Here are all the other ways Canada is fighting back:
Dramatically paring back supply of fictional girlfriends
Going shelf to shelf to boo imported American groceries
Selling us syrup from their worst-tasting maple trees
Aiming all snowblowers in direction of U.S. border
Raising legal drinking age to 37 for American tourists
Whittling their own Big Macs
Boycotting Canadian vacation hubs like Oshkosh and Duluth
Activating Dan Aykroyd
Not letting in any draft dodgers next year
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OPINION PAGE: we've never been a fan of or follower of college basketball playoffs here at EH; however, this year we FINALLY, and for the first time, understand the true meaning of MARCH MADNESS. our parents, teachers, psychiatrists, psychologists, drug dealers, (even some of the clergy), always told us that we & the world are imperfect. for crap's sense, let's not get carried away? Oy, enough! --your faithful EH ed, mm
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Axios Boston |
Jobs Brief |
By Alex Fitzpatrick and April Rubin · Mar 09, 2025 |
Artificial intelligence is coming to your office — if it's not there already.
Today's newsletter is 934 words — a 3.5-minute read. |
1 big thing: CEOs "shoving" AI "into everything" |
By Alex Fitzpatrick |
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Illustration: Sarah Grillo/Axios |
Companies across America are experimenting with generative AI to see if it can make them better, smarter and more productive — with mixed success. Why it matters: C-suite AI proponents have been pushing a "use it or get left behind" mentality, but it's up to the rank and file to figure out how to actually implement AI in their day-to-day work. What we're hearing: AI is helping workers offload time-consuming menial tasks, and it's handling some complex work better than humans.
Reality check: Generative AI models suffer from "hallucinations" — techspeak for making stuff up.
By the numbers: About 1 in 6 U.S. workers say they're using AI to do at least some of their work, per a recent Pew survey, while another 25% say AI could do at least part of their jobs.
The big picture: AI's value comes down to how it's used, says Alexia Cambon, senior director of research at Microsoft.
The other side: Ed Zitron, CEO of PR agency EZPR and prominent AI skeptic, argues that many corporate leaders are pushing AI despite being too disconnected from their companies' day-to-day work to understand its actual use.
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consumer senior column tip of the day:
be on the lookout for misuse of the language
expiration of benefits instead of explanation of benefits
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Law of Mechanical Repair - After your hands become coated with grease, your nose will itch and you'll have to pee.
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tim snyder (our fearless hero at ELDER HOSTILE) mentions three credible sources to tap for accurate news today :
the Philadelphia Inquirer
ProPublica
Wired (covers the tech & digital piece of the takeover)
besides ELDER HOSTILE, which is your #1 source, of course, the above could be helpful.
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