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    Der Bürgermeister von Winnipeg beklagt „Chaos“ südlich der Grenze und bietet seinem Amtskollegen in Minneapolis Unterstützung an


    Der Bürgermeister von Winnipeg beklagt „Chaos“ südlich der Grenze und bietet seinem Amtskollegen in Minneapolis Unterstützung an

    https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/winnipeg-mayor-minneapolis-world-chaos-9.7054142

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    1. UnluckyRandomGuy on

      „To that end, Gillingham asked several of his staff members last week to come up with a series of questions, including some that may “seem to be outlandish,” to ask of Winnipeg’s emergency services.

      The goal is to prepare Winnipeg for what he described as once-unimaginable possibilities, such as an influx of U.S. residents seeking refuge in Canada“

      How about we focus on Winnipeg first Scott, maybe get those crime numbers under control before we start worrying about another country and leave that to federal politicians

    2. alexander1701 on

      > Gillingham called Carney’s speech articulate and clear, and said it gave insight into what the prime minister is seeing happen, specifically that „the world has changed, completely changed … and our relationship with the United States, I don’t believe, will ever be the same,“ the mayor said.

      > There is „an imperialist mindset and actions“ being exhibited by some countries, he said, without directly indicting the U.S.

      It might not seem like much, but I think it’s good for the Premiers to show unity with Ottawa on the frightening situation continuing to escalate from our superpower neighbour. We’re underdog enough already in this fight. We need to stick together.

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