BC really should have done something like this as well. They were going to be in a deficit either way, might as well try to quell the people with something like this.

Food and drinks considered “basic groceries” are already exempted from the tax in Manitoba, including fruits and vegetables, most meat and milk products, eggs, coffee and oil.

Winnipegger Sanjay Sewpaul, who has four kids and pays about $1,500 on groceries each moth, said the move is good news and likely to help businesses, but he doesn’t feel like it will “do too much” for consumers.

He spent $305 on groceries in Winnipeg on Tuesday, including $6.58 in PST.

Been meaning to post this somewhere. These are the cars currently made in Canada

https://ised-isde.canada.ca/site/ised/en/industry-sector-intelligence/manufacturing-industries/canadian-automotive-industry

I believe given how aggressive the Chinese manufacturers has been with the impending launch that the current limits is probably going to opened substantially and Carney trying to slip enough through before Trump tries to completely pulls the plug on the current manufacturing that is shipped to America.

I like this article and modernizing library beyond literature is a really good thing.

Although the greater issue is that a large part of the population seems to consider things like libraries to be to socialized if they didn’t already exist.