Yeah, they should definitely show the world what they can contribute. Otherwise, right now I can hardly name one thing Canada excels at (aside from sand oil). My concern is with Trudeau. He seems especially weak and soft against China, and, by extension, Russia… I sincerely hope I’m wrong about this.
Title is contrary to content.
It says Canada doesn’t have the generators, nor currently capable of making them, but should send what generators they have now and they could eventually produce generators if they invest. (Canada can assemble some, but the parts of generally foreign.)
>Canadian manufacturers are small compared with their international competitors, and that products would have to be reconfigured for Ukraine.
>an estimated six months of lead time. For more immediate aid, Canadian manufacturers could help the government procure large international generators for Ukraine, he said. As these manufacturers regularly import foreign brands
>I think there’s an opportunity here. If the federal government were to send generators to Ukraine — predominantly large international ones at first, followed by only Canadian products — it could be a win-win scenario.
2 comments
Yeah, they should definitely show the world what they can contribute. Otherwise, right now I can hardly name one thing Canada excels at (aside from sand oil). My concern is with Trudeau. He seems especially weak and soft against China, and, by extension, Russia… I sincerely hope I’m wrong about this.
Title is contrary to content.
It says Canada doesn’t have the generators, nor currently capable of making them, but should send what generators they have now and they could eventually produce generators if they invest. (Canada can assemble some, but the parts of generally foreign.)
>Canadian manufacturers are small compared with their international competitors, and that products would have to be reconfigured for Ukraine.
>an estimated six months of lead time. For more immediate aid, Canadian manufacturers could help the government procure large international generators for Ukraine, he said. As these manufacturers regularly import foreign brands
>I think there’s an opportunity here. If the federal government were to send generators to Ukraine — predominantly large international ones at first, followed by only Canadian products — it could be a win-win scenario.