Apparently someone at CP24 (a cable news station which used to be local
to Toronto but now seems to be national) got to wondering if Trump would
have any obstacles in coming to Canada as a convicted felon and asked
around. He's expected to come to the G7 meeting in Alberta next month.
In a nutshell, felons are NOT normally allowed into Canada but there is
an exception for people travelling under a diplomatic passport.
https://www.cp24.com/news/canada/2025/05/23/can-trump-visit-canada-for-the-g7-if-hes-a-convicted-felon/
However, once he is no longer president and is travelling under a normal >passport, he will likely be barred from entering the country.
This seems like a plausible answer to the question. Nelson Mandela spent
27 years in prison for crimes he admitted during his trial yet I seem to >recall he made a visit here as President of South Africa. I don't know
if he ever visited privately after his presidency; I don't recall any
such visit.
On Sun, 25 May 2025 17:35:07 -0400, Rhino
<no_offline_contact@example.com> wrote:
Apparently someone at CP24 (a cable news station which used to be local
to Toronto but now seems to be national) got to wondering if Trump would >>have any obstacles in coming to Canada as a convicted felon and asked >>around. He's expected to come to the G7 meeting in Alberta next month.
In a nutshell, felons are NOT normally allowed into Canada but there is
an exception for people travelling under a diplomatic passport.
https://www.cp24.com/news/canada/2025/05/23/can-trump-visit-canada-for-the-g7-if-hes-a-convicted-felon/
However, once he is no longer president and is travelling under a normal >>passport, he will likely be barred from entering the country.
This seems like a plausible answer to the question. Nelson Mandela spent
27 years in prison for crimes he admitted during his trial yet I seem to >>recall he made a visit here as President of South Africa. I don't know
if he ever visited privately after his presidency; I don't recall any
such visit.
Did Trump ever visit Canada before he first became President?
On Sun, 25 May 2025 17:35:07 -0400, Rhino
<no_offline_contact@example.com> wrote:
Apparently someone at CP24 (a cable news station which used to be local
to Toronto but now seems to be national) got to wondering if Trump would
have any obstacles in coming to Canada as a convicted felon and asked
around. He's expected to come to the G7 meeting in Alberta next month.
In a nutshell, felons are NOT normally allowed into Canada but there is
an exception for people travelling under a diplomatic passport.
https://www.cp24.com/news/canada/2025/05/23/can-trump-visit-canada-for-the-g7-if-hes-a-convicted-felon/
However, once he is no longer president and is travelling under a normal
passport, he will likely be barred from entering the country.
This seems like a plausible answer to the question. Nelson Mandela spent
27 years in prison for crimes he admitted during his trial yet I seem to
recall he made a visit here as President of South Africa. I don't know
if he ever visited privately after his presidency; I don't recall any
such visit.
Did Trump ever visit Canada before he first became President?
shawn <nanoflower@notforg.m.a.i.l.com> wrote:
On Sun, 25 May 2025 17:35:07 -0400, Rhino
<no_offline_contact@example.com> wrote:
Apparently someone at CP24 (a cable news station which used to be local
to Toronto but now seems to be national) got to wondering if Trump would >>> have any obstacles in coming to Canada as a convicted felon and asked
around. He's expected to come to the G7 meeting in Alberta next month.
In a nutshell, felons are NOT normally allowed into Canada but there is
an exception for people travelling under a diplomatic passport.
https://www.cp24.com/news/canada/2025/05/23/can-trump-visit-canada-for-the-g7-if-hes-a-convicted-felon/
However, once he is no longer president and is travelling under a normal >>> passport, he will likely be barred from entering the country.
This seems like a plausible answer to the question. Nelson Mandela spent >>> 27 years in prison for crimes he admitted during his trial yet I seem to >>> recall he made a visit here as President of South Africa. I don't know
if he ever visited privately after his presidency; I don't recall any
such visit.
Did Trump ever visit Canada before he first became President?
He had his name on hotels in Vancouver and Toronto, so he must have
visited when they opened.
Did Trump ever visit Canada before he first became President?
I really don't know. If he did, I don't think it made the news.
Sun, 25 May 2025 20:49:21 -0400, Rhino <no_offline_contact@example.com>:
Did Trump ever visit Canada before he first became President?
I really don't know. If he did, I don't think it made the news.
I don't think he attended Trump hotel openings.
Note that in recent years he sold the name to independent hotel owners
- and I know for a fact that sometime since 2016 the Trump hotel in
Vancouver changed the name of their hotel to remove the name.
Note that in recent years he sold the name to independent hotel owners
- and I know for a fact that sometime since 2016 the Trump hotel in >>Vancouver changed the name of their hotel to remove the name.
I think the franchise to use Trump's name is limited and must be
renewed.
I'm so tired of the idiots who bought condos in Trump Tower here in
Chicago who every so often demand that his name be removed. Because of
the bend in the main channel of the Chicago River (it's on the north
bank over a former railroad, replacing the low-rise Sun-Times/Daily News >building), the Trump name is well visible from the "L" and traffic on
Lake Shore Drive and various local streets, obviously deliberate.
Wed, 28 May 2025 20:04:20 -0000 (UTC), Adam H. Kerman <ahk@chinet.com> wrote:
Note that in recent years he sold the name to independent hotel owners
- and I know for a fact that sometime since 2016 the Trump hotel in >>>Vancouver changed the name of their hotel to remove the name.
I think the franchise to use Trump's name is limited and must be
renewed.
While you may be right, the franchisees made it clear that it was
THEIR CHOICE (e.g. not Trump's) to remove the name.
I'm so tired of the idiots who bought condos in Trump Tower here in
Chicago who every so often demand that his name be removed. Because of
the bend in the main channel of the Chicago River (it's on the north
bank over a former railroad, replacing the low-rise Sun-Times/Daily News >>building), the Trump name is well visible from the "L" and traffic on
Lake Shore Drive and various local streets, obviously deliberate.
That does betray a reading disability - surely they themselves knew
when they bought their units. Presumably they agreed to pay a premium
for it.
Wouldn't both parties to a contract have to agree to terminate the
contract early?
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