Canada and the U.S. are squabbling over Prime Minister Mark Carney’s bid to chart a new model for smaller powers to fight back against the U.S.’s aggressive use of its economic and military might. https://t.co/yJz1bQkv9S ...

Yoooooounusual_whales (@unusual_whales):BREAKING: Trump has posted an image depicting Canada and Greenland as part of the United States https://t.co/ywz0n5l8dt ...

Btw, the tariffs were also a key precipitating factor. See 2025 thread below.Canada is one of the first to realign economically away from the US in the West as a consequence of the tariffs. But there will be more.Don’t tread on me became don’t trade with me.Balaji (@balajis):Unfortunately, it's obvious that China will reach out to Canada.https://t.co/5hoHKveKaB https://t.co/fTrCfFJ9Qg ...

WHO LOST CANADA?It was obvious that China/Canada would happen. Here's how it happened, and what may happen next.(1) First, in early 2025 it looked like Canadian conservative Pierre Poilievre was a straight shot to win Canada. Instead, all the MAGA posts about annexing Canada undercut Pierre, boosted left nationalism, and turned what looked like a sure thing into an epic defeat. The result was Mark Carney:(2) Carney is on the left but is far more intelligent than his predecessor, Justin Trudeau. He's also th ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the challenges Venezuela faces in replacing Canadian oil in the short term, emphasizing the importance of trade diversification for Canada [1] Group 1: Oil Export Dynamics - Canada currently exports approximately 4.5 million barrels of oil per day to the United States, while Venezuela's production is only 1 million barrels per day [1] - Venezuela requires significant investment to increase its oil production capacity, making it a less immediate threat to Canadian oil exports [1] Group 2: Geographical Advantages - Geographical factors favor Canada, as most of its oil is directly transported to refineries in the U.S. Midwest [1] - The cost of sending tankers from Venezuela to the Pacific Northwest reduces the likelihood of it becoming a viable alternative to Canadian oil [1] Group 3: Potential Threats - Approximately 10% of Canada's oil exports go to the Gulf Coast, which may face threats from Venezuelan oil in the future [1]

The Canadian economy continues to display resilience despite US tariffs, with initial estimates showing a small expansion last month. https://t.co/BEqSBxemEw ...

Canada is mulling how to re-engage with China. There is room for growth when it comes to trade: it takes only about 4% of Canada’s exports currently. But America will complicate matters https://t.co/enVQI2Uihb ...

Canada’s trade in goods with America was worth $762bn in 2024, far more than the $86bn with China. To reduce exposure to America, Canada wants to double exports to other markets by 2035 https://t.co/JJwRyLuJAd ...

Chinese state media have played up Mark Carney’s comment that “the centre of gravity in the global economy is shifting” (away from America). But China is mindful that Canada’s options are limited https://t.co/os9JKB0xYP ...

Canada is mulling how to re-engage with China. There is room for growth when it comes to trade: it takes only about 4% of Canada’s exports currently. But America will complicate matters https://t.co/nuXbTWKGFl ...