It would definitely be great to get away from Visa and MasterCard but Canada is significantly smaller than the EU population wise. Even the article says it will be trouble to reach a breaking point to make vendors acknowledge another payment method outside of common credit cards.
Love the idea and I hope the EU can make some waves to move everyone away from US tech.
They must have come up with some sort of plan to merit losing some nitro users for harvesting personal information.
I always thought fallen angels had their wings stripped rather than choosing to not be there. Unless that was the reason they had their wings taken of course.
I see that now! A little hard to spot at first, the construction males it much more obvious.
Bonus points if they raise the entry from the road to the parking lot to separate things further!
Situation, Task, Action, Result.
A basic guideline for answering questions with some degree of completeness.
Alberta, we are unregulated in the fact we get to choose retailers but that’s more of an illusion of choice. I believe the distribution and transmission are regulated.
It’s probably hard to find somewhere without food cost issues. I’m guessing inflation is being used as an excuse to crank up food prices well beyond the actual inflation value.
If we could lower the rest of the cost of living, food cost would hurt less. Housing is expensive, utilities are unregulated, and gasoline, despite its various subsidies, keeps a relatively high price.
Unless the EU ignores any sort of security risks, Canada can just mimic their set up. Chinese EV’s have been available in Europe for a while now with some success.
A classic mash up
I bet Alberta will still find a way to frame this as actively working against them…
Next they are going to charge you to unlock the tray table
Crazy that Alberta still stocks US products but won’t import wines or beer etc. From the provinces in the country.
Coincidentally that’s how your butthole will look after finishing the pizza.
Funny you mention piggybacking onto Europe as that was my first thought too! The way the article brought up simpler transfers and a digital euro made me think of Canada and e-transfers. There must be some way to make it work.