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<blockquote data-quote="klein" data-source="post: 737157" data-attributes="member: 23950">Actually, I will almost defend Lifer here.He just doesn&#039;t know, we Canadians get all of the US news stations here. I even get american local news, too. Kiro from Seattle, Fox out of Rochester, and more.&nbsp;We also compare everything here with the US. Our currency for example, like the Dow, Nasdaq, TSE, the dollar value compared to the greenback values are on the local news daily.&nbsp;Why americans don&#039;t look at the value of the Loonie, I don&#039;t understand. We are your biggest trading partner, with the most dollar value exchanging hands, yet the canuck buck, rarely gets compared to the greenback there.&nbsp;Most of your satellite or cable programs don&#039;t even have Canadian news or channels.Your weather maps on the news cuts us out, too. It&#039;s funny, but sad.&nbsp;So, no lifer, I don&#039;t google american politics or news. It&#039;s on my TV here , right at home. Or in Canadian media.Here is an example of 1 of todays headlines and article here :&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;See, thats just ONE example how news is delivered here.&nbsp;Just proving my point, that we do have knowledge of what&#039;s going on south of us.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="klein, post: 737157, member: 23950"] Actually, I will almost defend Lifer here. He just doesn't know, we Canadians get all of the US news stations here. I even get american local news, too. Kiro from Seattle, Fox out of Rochester, and more. We also compare everything here with the US. Our currency for example, like the Dow, Nasdaq, TSE, the dollar value compared to the greenback values are on the local news daily. Why americans don't look at the value of the Loonie, I don't understand. We are your biggest trading partner, with the most dollar value exchanging hands, yet the canuck buck, rarely gets compared to the greenback there. Most of your satellite or cable programs don't even have Canadian news or channels. Your weather maps on the news cuts us out, too. It's funny, but sad. So, no lifer, I don't google american politics or news. It's on my TV here , right at home. Or in Canadian media. Here is an example of 1 of todays headlines and article here : See, thats just [B]ONE[/B] example how news is delivered here. Just proving my point, that we do have knowledge of what's going on south of us. [/QUOTE]

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