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CBC
11-04-2025
- Entertainment
- CBC
Burlington to give musician Sarah Harmer key to the city as her fight against quarry expansion continues
As singer-songwriter Sarah Harmer prepares to receive the symbolic key to the City of Burlington – in large part for her leadership in a fight against quarry expansion on Mount Nemo – the fate of that quarry is currently in the hands of the Ontario Land Tribunal (OLT). Harmer will be honoured by her hometown at a ceremony at the Burlington Performing Arts Centre on April 16 at 7 p.m. The honour follows her Humanitarian Award, which she received at the 2025 Juno Awards in March. The award "recognizes an outstanding Canadian artist or industry leader whose humanitarian contributions have positively enhanced the social fabric of Canada and/or whose impact can be felt worldwide." "In 2005, Harmer co-founded Protecting Escarpment Rural Land (PERL), to stop a massive crushed rock quarry on Mount Nemo, part of the Niagara Escarpment, a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve," states the Junos' website. "In 2012, PERL played a key role at the Ontario Joint Board hearing, stopping Lafarge/Nelson Aggregates from destroying endangered species habitats, significant headwater wetlands, and safe and abundant drinking water." Harmer's parents own land in the vicinity of the quarry, which is adjacent to the Mount Nemo Conservation Area, and she grew up there. The quarry, owned by Nelson Aggregates, is located on the Niagara Escarpment in rural north Burlington, on 2 Sideroad between Cedar Springs Road and Guelph Line. The proposal currently before the OLT is the company's second attempt in the last 20 years to expand its footprint. The OLT hearing started March 4 and is scheduled for 60 hearing days. On Thursday, day 22 of the hearing, Harmer was one of dozens of observers watching the proceedings. The hearing will present testimony from experts supporting both Nelson Aggregates, the company looking to expand, local municipalities and the local advocates fighting against the expansion. Harmer, who wrote the song Escarpment Blues based on this situation, says she got involved in the issue through her mom, and is passionate about protecting the natural world. "We put a meeting together in 2005 and have been focused for many years on protecting the well water, endangered species, clean air, and all the things we need to survive," she told CBC Radio's Here and Now in late March. Endangered salamander lives in the area near quarry The company first applied to expand in 2004 and was eventually denied by Ontario's Consolidated Hearings Board (Joint Board) in 2012 on the basis that "Nelson had not made sufficient provision for the protection of these unique ecologic and environmentally sensitive areas" and would encroach on habitat for the Jefferson salamander, an endangered species that resides in the area. In May 2020, it submitted a new application to expand. The new proposal would expand the quarry into a field south of the existing site and into the Burlington Springs Golf and Country Club to the west. In addition to the salamander habitat, local residents have concerns about rock blasting occurring closer to their homes and closer to two nearby pipelines, as well as the environmental impact of extra truck traffic and the potential for the operation to affect the quantity and quality of the groundwater that feeds their wells. The City of Burlington has expressed similar concerns. Its council unanimously passed a sharply worded motion last year requesting the province deny Nelson's proposal. The proponents for the project have vowed to protect natural heritage and groundwater, and said the good from the quarry would outweigh the bad. In an 2021 interview with CBC Hamilton, spokesperson Kevin Powers said the material to be extracted from the quarry, known as dolostone, is in short supply and is needed to build roads and bridges. "It is the highest-strength limestone you can get in Ontario… Where we would like to dig is one of the few areas in Ontario that is licensed and set aside for the extraction of this resource." 40 witnesses will speak over 60 days The OLT hearing is expected to wrap up in mid-June, says Gord Pinard, a member of Conserving our Rural Ecosystems, one of the advocacy groups that has standing in the proceedings. The group has the hearing schedule and a link to the online proceedings on its website. Pinard says about 40 witnesses are expected in the next several weeks. Thursday's proceedings focused on the work done by Dr. Bev Wicks, an ecologist contracted by the quarry to support its proposal. "She is covering one of the very significant topics," said Pinard. Thursday's cross examination related to the quality of the data Wicks based her assumptions on, and revealed that some was obtained by trespassing and was withdrawn by a previous witness. Pinard said he's hoping to get as many eyes on the proceeding as possible. "Our concerns [are] about water quality, and air quality, and safety of the community with blasting and trucking, and the natural environment, including provincially significant wetlands, woodlands and endangered species," he said.
Yahoo
01-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Michael Bublé takes swipe at Trump at Canadian music awards: ‘We are not for sale'
Michael Bublé has hit out at Donald Trump's calls for Canada to be annexed as America's 51st state. While hosting the 2025 Juno Awards on Sunday — Canada's version of the Grammys — the Canadian singer responded to the president's threats in an emotional speech. 'I'm a hometown kid who never left. And as I stand here and I look out at my fellow artists in a sold-out arena with millions watching at home, I'm proud to be Canadian,' Bublé, 49, told the audience. 'I'm proud that when they go low, we go high.' Appearing to choke up, he continued: 'Bottom line, we love this country. We love it, and when you love something, you show up for it. And we always will. We will because we're formidable, because we're fearless, because we don't just acknowledge our differences — we embrace them. Because they don't just make us stronger; they make us a hell of a lot more interesting. 'We're the North, the Pacific, we're the Atlantic, we're the Great Lakes, we're the Rocky Mountains, and we are the wide open spaces. Folks, we are one of a kind. We are beautiful. We are the greatest nation on earth!' he said before declaring, 'And we are not for sale!' The 'Haven't Met You Yet' singer's comments come amid fears of an impending trade war sparked by Trump's sweeping plans to heavily tariff Canada and other countries he feels have treated 'the U.S. unfairly.' In early March, the president threatened to impose 50 percent tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum imports. However, soon after, he backtracked and halted the plan. Trump has since suggested that Canada's 'tariff problem' would vanish if it agreed to become part of the U.S., leaving Canadian politicians and citizens furious. At a mid-March Downing Street press conference, Canada's new prime minister, Mark Carney, issued a warning to Trump, telling the president that his threats to annex Canada as the 51st state must stop if the two countries are to broach trade talks. Carney told reporters that Trump's 'disrespectful' comments were an impediment to fresh talks on a U.S.-Canada trade partnership. Still, Trump has remained steadfast in his mission to impose tariffs on Canada, recently imposing a 25 percent tax on all Canadian goods. In retaliation, Canada has issued C$60 billion ($42 billion) of tariffs on U.S. products. 'We are facing the most significant crisis of our lifetimes because of President Trump's unjustified trade actions and his threats to our sovereignty,' Carney said on Sunday, March 23, announcing his decision. 'There is so much more to do to secure Canada. To invest in Canada, to build Canada, to unite Canada. That's why I'm asking for a strong positive mandate from my fellow Canadians.'
The Independent
01-04-2025
- Entertainment
- The Independent
Michael Bublé takes swipe at Trump at Canadian music awards: ‘We are not for sale'
Michael Bublé has hit out at Donald Trump 's calls for Canada to be annexed as America's 51st state. While hosting the 2025 Juno Awards on Sunday — Canada's version of the Grammys — the Canadian singer responded to the president's threats in an emotional speech. 'I'm a hometown kid who never left. And as I stand here and I look out at my fellow artists in a sold-out arena with millions watching at home, I'm proud to be Canadian,' Bublé, 49, told the audience. 'I'm proud that when they go low, we go high.' Appearing to choke up, he continued: 'Bottom line, we love this country. We love it, and when you love something, you show up for it. And we always will. We will because we're formidable, because we're fearless, because we don't just acknowledge our differences — we embrace them. Because they don't just make us stronger; they make us a hell of a lot more interesting. 'We're the North, the Pacific, we're the Atlantic, we're the Great Lakes, we're the Rocky Mountains, and we are the wide open spaces. Folks, we are one of a kind. We are beautiful. We are the greatest nation on earth!' he said before declaring, 'And we are not for sale!' The 'Haven't Met You Yet' singer's comments come amid fears of an impending trade war sparked by Trump's sweeping plans to heavily tariff Canada and other countries he feels have treated 'the U.S. unfairly.' In early March, the president threatened to impose 50 percent tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum imports. However, soon after, he backtracked and halted the plan. Trump has since suggested that Canada's 'tariff problem' would vanish if it agreed to become part of the U.S., leaving Canadian politicians and citizens furious. At a mid-March Downing Street press conference, Canada's new prime minister, Mark Carney, issued a warning to Trump, telling the president that his threats to annex Canada as the 51st state must stop if the two countries are to broach trade talks. were an impediment to fresh talks on a U.S.-Canada trade partnership. Still, Trump has remained steadfast in his mission to impose tariffs on Canada, recently imposing a 25 percent tax on all Canadian goods. In retaliation, Canada has issued C$60 billion ($42 billion) of tariffs on U.S. products. 'We are facing the most significant crisis of our lifetimes because of President Trump's unjustified trade actions and his threats to our sovereignty,' Carney said on Sunday, March 23, announcing his decision. 'There is so much more to do to secure Canada. To invest in Canada, to build Canada, to unite Canada. That's why I'm asking for a strong positive mandate from my fellow Canadians.'
Yahoo
01-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Madonna Pays Homage to 'Desperately Seeking Susan' in New York City, Plus Rami Malek, Usher, Spike Lee and More
Stars have been everywhere this week. In New York City, Madonna commemorates Desperately Seeking Susan turning 40, and Spike Lee cheers on the Knicks. Meanwhile, in London, Rami Malek greets fans at The Amateur premiere, and Usher attends a merch pop-up for his Past, Present, Future tour. Here, are the best photos of celebs out and about this week. Come back tomorrow for more of the latest A-list outings! Madonna honors the 40th anniversary of her first film Desperately Seeking Susan by wearing her character's iconic jacket at an N.Y.C. fashion show on March 29. Rami Malek makes a shocked expression while walking by fans at The Amateur premiere in London on March 31. Usher strikes a pose at the opening of his Past, Present, Future tour's merch pop-up in London on March 31. Spike Lee roots for the New York Knicks during their game against the Portland Trailblazers in N.Y.C. on March 30. Michelle Williams keeps it fun and fashionable while in New York City's SoHo neighborhood on March 31. Jason Momoa snaps a selfie in a bright pink suit at the Today show in New York City on March 31. Max Greenfield and his wife Tess Sanchez leave NBC Studios in New York City on March 31. Laurence Fishburne shows up to The Amateur London premiere in a stylish ornate suit and a bowtie on March 31. Catriona Balfe rocks a bright yellow gown to The Amateur premiere in London on March 31. Rita Ora shows off her new haircare products at a launch event in Warsaw, Poland, on March 31. Demi-Leigh Tebow and Tim Tebow stroll into Good Morning America in New York City holding hands on March 31. Barbara Palvin and Dylan Sprouse walk through Los Angeles with bags of takeout on March 30. Michael Bublé suits up for the 2025 Juno Awards with his wife Luisana Lopilato in Vancouver, Canada, on March 30. A casual Kaia Gerber has her arm around a friend while out and about in Los Angeles on March 30. Lionel Richie performs a special concert exclusively for Wells Fargo credit cardholders in Philadelphia on March 29. Chrishell Stause and G Flip watch the Kings defeat the San Jose Sharks during a game in Los Angeles on March 29. Real Housewives of Miami's Alexia Nepola, Lisa Hochstein and Kiki Barth celebrate costar Marysol Patton's birthday at Maple & Ash Miami on March 29. Natalie Portman reads a book to a patient at the Children's Hospital Los Angeles over the weekend in support of the Make March Matter campaign. Pro boxer Edgar Berlanga meets up with Alex Rodriguez at Univision: Despierta América in Doral, Florida, on March 24. Zooey Deschanel and Jonathan Scott smile together at Bell Media's Northern Lights cocktail event on March 27 in L.A. Mikey Madison makes her Saturday Night Live hosting debut on March 29 in a sequined black dress on March 29 in New York City. Daniel Craig sports a pair of shades at a special screening of Queer at Cinema Colosseo in Milan on March 29. Joel Madden and Benji Madden rock coordinated looks at the 2025 Juno Awards at Rogers Arena in Vancouver on March 30. With the Sydney Opera House in the background, Patrick Schwarzenegger strikes a pose at the Australian launch of Max on March 31 in Sydney. Hailee Steinfeld, Michael B. Jordan and Ryan Coogler attend a photo call for Sinners in Mexico City on March 30. JoJo Siwa and Benedict Polizzi pose with a "Polite Catcalling" sign at Saturday's Billboard Women in Music 2025 at the YouTube Theater in L.A. Kaitlyn Dever smiles at the Australian launch of Max streaming platform in Sydney on March 31. Usher is all dressed up for his special event with Spotify at The Box Soho in London on March 30. Fred Armisen performs at the "Comedy for Musicians but Everyone is Welcome" event at Emo's Austin in Austin, Texas on March 29. Shakira hits the stage at the GNP Seguros Stadium in Mexico City during her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran Tour on March 30. Krysten Ritter celebrates her book, Retreat with a book signing at Barnes & Noble The Grove on March 30 in L.A. Leslie Bibb celebrates the Australian launch of Max on March 31 in Sydney at the Park Hyatt. Hailey Bieber grabs a coffee while out in L.A. on March 29. Megan Moroney sparkles at the Billboard Women in Music celebration at the YouTube Theater in L.A. on March 29. Natalie Portman attends the Garden State 20th anniversary concert at the Greek Theatre in L.A. on March 29. Michael Bublé takes the stage at the 2025 Juno Awards at Rogers Arena in Vancouver on March 30. Melissa Gorga has some fun at the grand reopening of the Dave & Buster's Time Square location on March 27 in New York City. Natasha Rothwell goes for yellow at the Australian launch of Max in Sydney, Australia on March 31. Cynthia Nixon hits the runway during the Mother, Daughter, Holy Spirit fashion show at One for One in New York City on March 29. Lil Nas X rocks a pop of pink while out in New York City on March 28. Adam Devine stops by The Jennifer Hudson Show this week in Burbank, California. Bella Ramsey attends a photo call for the Australian launch of Max on March 31 in Sydney. Charity Lawson stuns in green at the 2025 New You Awards at 1 Hotel South Beach March 29 in Florida. Becky G blows a kiss on the red carpet while attending the 2025 Billboard Women in Music event held at the YouTube Theater in Inglewood, Calif., on March 29. Couple Adria Arjona and Jason Momoa match in purple ensembles while attending the world premiere of A Minecraft Movie at the Cineworld Leicester Square in London on March 30. Danielle Brooks glows on the red carpet before the world premiere of A Minecraft Movie at the Cineworld Leicester Square in London on March 30. Lou de Laâge and Gideon Glick attend a reception for their new Amazon Prime show Étoile in L.A. on March 29. Former Beverly Hills, 90210 costars Tori Spelling and Brian Austin Green pose for a photo together at 90s Con on March 29 in Hartford, Connecticut. Meghan Trainor celebrates winning the Hitmaker award with attendee Madison Beer at Billboard Women in Music 2025 in Los Angeles on March 29. Jack Black poses with a furry friend at the world premiere of his new film A Minecraft Movie at Leicester Square in London, England, on March 30. Rachel Brosnahan, Amy Sherman-Palladino and Lauren Graham reunite for the 2025 PaleyFest L.A. celebrating Gilmore Girls, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel and Étoile: The Amy Sherman-Palladino Multiverse on March 29 in Hollywood. Doechii and Gracie Abrams catch up at the Billboard Women in Music 2025 held at the YouTube Theater in Los Angeles on March 29. Jane Fonda brings the energy onstage at the Homeboy Industries Lo Máximo Awards and fundraising gala at L.A. LIVE on March 29 in Los Angeles Sasha Calle and Suki Waterhouse are in happy spirits as they attend the Billboard Women in Music 2025 on March 29 in Los Angeles. Benson Boone hypes up the crowd as he performisonstage on day two of Lollapalooza Brazil on March 29 in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Carla Gugino and Naomi Watts don matching navy looks while making an appearance together in New York City's Upper West Side on March 29. Debbie Gibson smiles backstage at the Black & White Ball at Encore Las Vegas performed at the Nevada Ballet Theatre on March 29 in Las Vegas. Gigi Hadid serves retro glam vibes while stepping out in N.Y.C. on March 29. Melanie Lynskey and Natasha Lyonne pose for the cameras while attending a season 2 screening of Poker Face at PaleyFest LA held at the Dolby Theatre on March 29. Usher performs during his 10-night Past Present Future tour at The O2 Arena in London on March 29. Model and actress Sara Sampaio attends the Reformation x Devon Lee Carlson Party at La Dolce Vita in Beverly Hills, Calif., on March 28. Diplo, Walshy Fire and Ape Drums attend BPM Beach with Major Lazer Live at SiriusXM Studios in Miami Beach, Fla. on March 28. Padma Lakshmi and her daughter Krishna are twinning with their looks as they attend Apple TV+'s screening of the new series The Studio in New York City on March 28. Viola Davis makes a glamorous appearance in a red sparkly gown at the Los Angeles premiere of her new film G20 in Hollywood on March 27. Naomi Watts is spotted out in the New York City neighborhood of SoHo on March 28. Fran Drescher is all-smiles as she attends Apple TV+'s screening of the new show The Studio at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City on March 28. A$AP Rocky attends the opening party at the Pacific Design Center on March 28 in West Hollywood, California. Mark-Paul Gosselaar chats to a fan at the 2025 90s Con held in Hartford, Connecticut, on March 28. Kel Mitchell arrives as his iconic character Ed from Good Burger at the 2025 90s Con on March 28 in Hartford, Connecticut. Dascha Polanco makes a dash out in Midtown in New York City on March 28. Felicia Day speaks onstage at Comic-Con's The Cruise: An Immersive Fan Experience event held during WonderCon 2025 in Anaheim, California, on March 28. Susan Lucci beams on arrival at the Apple TV+ screening of The Studio on March 28 in New York City. Sunglass-clad Mikey Madison takes her sleepy pup for a walk in New York City on March 28. Heidi Klum steps out in New York City wearing a low-cut blazer and statement necklace on March 28. Dua Lipa dazzles onstage during her Radical Optimism Tour stop in Sydney on March 28. Peter Dinklage performs while in character on March 26 on the set of Dexter: Resurrection in New York City. Also on the Dexter: Resurrection set is Uma Thurman, filming in New York City on March 28. Joe Jonas wears a brown leather jacket, jeans and black boots as he zips around New York on March 28. Dylan Efron speaks onstage during the 36th Annual GLAAD Media Awards on March 27 in Beverly Hills, California. Giveon and Lena Waithe get close for a photo at the fifth anniversary event of his debut project on March 27 in Los Angeles. Kali Uchis throws up a peace sign at her 'Sincerely, The Premiere' event in Los Angeles on March 27. Tamron Hall shares a laugh with Jodie Tuner-Smith during The Cut's How I Get It Done event on March 27 in New York City. JoJo rocks a baby blue sweater and curly hair on March 28 in New York City. Jon Heder hands out Ore-Ida tater tots while attending the Sweet 16 March Madness game on March 27 in Newark, New Jersey. Marsai Martin and Anthony Anderson's black-ish costar Miles Brown supports them at the G20 premiere in Hollywood, California, on March 27. Kieran Culkin and Sarah Snook have a belated Succession reunion at the opening night of The Picture of Dorian Gray on Broadway in N.Y.C. on March 27. Paul Rudd beams on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon while promoting Death of a Unicorn in New York City on March 27. Gracie Abrams and Alicia Keys smile together at the Women Sharing the Spotlight event hosted by She Is the Music in Los Angeles on March 27. Jason Momoa promotes the new Minecraft movie on Lorraine in London on March 28. Chelsea Handler appears as a guest on Jennifer Hudson's talk show for a March 28 episode, filmed in Burbank, California. Viola Davis and Julius Tennon bring their daughter Genesis, 14, to the G20 premiere in Hollywood, California, on March 27. Joshua Jackson speaks during the GLAAD Media Awards in Beverly Hills, California, on March 27. Honoree Cynthia Erivo totes a handbag on the red carpet of the GLAAD Media Awards in Beverly Hills, California, on March 27. Maren Morris and Lil Nas X take a photo together at the GLAAD Media Awards in Beverly Hills, California, on March 27. Also at the GLAAD Media Awards, JoJo Siwa kisses her partner Kath Ebbs in Beverly Hills, California, on March 27. Ana Ortiz, Mark Indelicato, Michael Urie and Becki Newton have an Ugly Betty reunion at the GLAAD Media Awards in Beverly Hills, California, on March 27. Doechii, Sophia Bush and Dylan Mulvaney glow at the GLAAD Media Awards in Beverly Hills, California, on March 27. Agatha All Along stars Sasheer Zamata, Patti LuPone and Joe Locke reunite at the GLAAD Media Awards in Beverly Hills, California, on March 27. Meanwhile, Agatha herself, Kathryn Hahn, is in New York City for a chat about her new show The Studio on March 27. The Studio's actor, producer, director and writer Seth Rogen arrives at The Paley Museum to talk about his new show with the cast in N.Y.C. on March 27. Chase Sui Wonders enters The Paley Museum for a conversation with her costars on The Studio in New York City on March 27. Warfare costars Will Poulter and Kit Connor embrace on the red carpet at the film's premiere in Los Angeles on March 27. Also at the Warfare premiere in Los Angeles, Nick Offerman arrives in a gray dress shirt on March 27. Joseph Quinn holds Michael Gandolfini's face at the Warfare premiere in Los Angeles on March 27. Cynthia Nixon walks the carpet during the opening night of The Picture of Dorian Gray on Broadway in N.Y.C. on March 27. Chris Pine has a close-up at the opening night of The Picture of Dorian Gray on Broadway in New York City on March 27. Brooke Shields strikes a pose at a dinner hosted by Balmain in New York City on March 27. Martha Stewart mixes shades of brown in her stylish outfit at the L'AGENCE store opening celebration in New York City on March 27. Steve Coogan looks dapper at a screening of The Penguin Lessons in New York City on March 27. Nathan Lee Graham, Nathan Lane and Matt Bomer pose for a group photo at 92NY's conversation about Mid-Century Modern in N.Y.C. on March 27. Kim Turnbull and Romeo Beckham keep it casual at the Gabriel Moses: Selah opening reception in London on March 27. Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren are looking sharp at the premiere of MobLand in London on March 27. Prince William attends an event marking the launch of Invisible Cities Aberdeen on March 27 in Scotland. Jennifer Garner flashes her bright smile while on set in Paris on March 27. Matt Bomer sports a snazzy blue blazer for his appearance on The View in New York City on March 27. Valerie Bertinelli stops by The Drew Barrymore Show in New York City on March 27. Tom Hardy adds a flower to his lapel for the premiere of MobLand in London on March 27. Timothée Chalamet looks out from under his baseball cap while out in L.A. on March 26. Leslie Bibb smiles in all-white while out in New York City on March 27. Bon Jovi, Jake Bonjovi and Millie Bobby Brown catch the women's semifinal tennis match at the Miami Open at Hard Rock Stadium on March 27. Read the original article on People
Yahoo
31-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Michael Bublé takes down Donald Trump over talks of turning Canada into 51st state: 'We are not for sale'
Michael Bublé took a swipe at U.S. President Donald Trump during a patriotic opening monologue at the 2025 Juno Awards, declaring that his native country was "not for sale" amid growing tensions between the U.S. and Canada. "Folks, we're one of a kind. We are beautiful. We are the greatest nation on Earth," the host of Canada's version of the Grammys said from the Rogers Arena stage in Vancouver on Sunday night. "And we are not for sale." Related: Michael Bublé reveals why he turned down The Voice at least 15 times: 'Most of the singers are better than me' Amid an escalating tariff war, Trump has been vocal about his desire to annex Canada and turn it into a U.S. state, prompting condemnation from Canadian leaders. On stage, Bublé's nationalism was on full display. "I'm a hometown kid who never left," he said. "And as I stand here and look out at my fellow artists in a sold-out arena with millions watching at home, I'm proud to be Canadian."'Bottom line, we love this country," Bublé continued. "And when you love something, you show up for it. And we always will. We will because we're formidable, because we're fearless because we don't just acknowledge our differences, we embrace them. Because they don't just make us stronger, they make us a hell of a lot more interesting." Speaking to reporters from the Oval Office earlier this month, Trump said, "Canada only works as a state," adding, "We don't need anything they have. As a state, it would be one of the great states anywhere . . . If you look at a map, they drew an artificial line right through it, between Canada and the U.S. Just a straight, artificial line. Somebody did it a long time ago, many, many decades ago. Makes no sense." Related: The View slams 'insane, stupid, hare-brained' Donald Trump for floating potential third term: 'Wouldn't mind being king' "But why should we subsidize another country for $200 billion?" he continued. "Again, we don't need their lumber, we don't need their energy. We have more than they do. We don't need anything. We don't need their cars. I'd much rather make the cars here. And there's not a thing that we need. Now, there will be a little disruption, but it won't be very long. But they need us. We really don't need them. And we have to do this." Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is among the political leaders to have hit back against Trump. "What he wants is to see a total collapse of the Canadian economy because that'll make it easier to annex us," he said. Ontario Premier Doug Ford said in a separate interview with CNBC, "Canada is not for sale and will never be the 51st state. Our supply sector is so intertwined, you can't unscramble an egg." Read the original article on Entertainment Weekly
