while the dollar up north is surging, the prices aren't changing quickly enough to reflect it (so the dollar is actually purchasing less, especially for durable goods (example: computers). the big key to canadian economic resurgence has been, well, aside from the declining american dollar, all the oil that used to be too expensive to extract from the oil sands of alberta. when oil was $30 a barrel, no one would spend $20 a barrel to get at it. but when oil is $50+ per barrel, suddenly that costs isn't so prohibitive. and apparently, there is a LOT of oil there.
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The Canadian dollar has always been cooler. It was the first to come in colours, even before the iMacs.
Pshaw!
If it happens how will the American public react?
I'm sure there will be rioting all over the country.
The world will go on.