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That's stupid talk. Now's the time to throw money into the market, especially dividend stocks like Canadian banks. If you don't need that money until 3-5 years from now you'll make off like a robber.
The U.S. would object to any reallocation and FIFA president Gianni Infantino is a big Trump fanboy so that's unlikely.
They're a bit lucky in that there is so much domestic interest with various Diaspora groups that the ticket sales shouldn't be an issue. Where they will suffer though is the economic impact that foreign visitors would've brought to the various regions hosting games. The predictions of huge economic benefits from this world cup were mostly based on boosts to hotels, restaurants, etc. from foreign visitors.
Sounds like an ideal opportunity for a kettling trap, with ICE agents located at the exits to target any brown/latin folks ( aka most US soccer fans ) for immigration and citizenship checks. Even if you're an US citizen, if you can't prove it at that moment, ICE can detain you until you can. I'd be staying away regardless of any status.
Interesting. Two years of funding is frankly not a lot. So I bet they're hoping that the next federal government gives a huge bump in grant funding through CIHR (which is years overdue)Back to the UHN announcement.....the official press release is out now:
Healthcare Scientists Recruitment Campaign - UHN
We focus on recruitment of scientists whose research has the potential to fuel economic development, Canadian-based manufacturing and jobs.www.uhn.ca
Yes, but how are these court verdicts enforced?
