Excellent Economic
News For Canada - USA Increases Taxes On Itself - Aug 1, 2025
While the USA increases taxes on everything Americans buy Canada
posts GDP numbers better than all economists predicted. Analysis
here.
MeidasTouch host Ben Meiselas reports on Canada
standing strong in the face of Trump’s pathetic threats and ugly
behavior. Aug 1, 2025
A remote port in
Manitoba could play a crucial role as the Canada-U.S. trade war
rages on. CTV’s Alex Karpa has more.
Trump ESCALATES
Tariff WAR, Carney STRIKES BACK with Potash - 3 Aug, 2025
In this episode, we’ll explore how Canada’s control over “Pink
Gold”—the potash buried deep beneath Saskatchewan—has become the
most powerful bargaining chip in an escalating trade war with
Washington. What started as Trump’s 35% tariffs on Canadian goods is
now threatening to upend America’s food supply and redefine the
global balance of power.
Canada to Join
BRICS in Response to Trump's Trade War Aug 3, 2025
Amid rising tensions with the United States, Canada is reportedly
considering a historic shift in its global alliances. In a
surprising turn, Ottawa may join the BRICS bloc as a countermeasure
to mounting U.S. trade pressure initiated by Donald Trump. The move
could signal a major geopolitical realignment and a challenge to
American economic dominance. With Canada exploring deeper ties with
nations like China, India, and Russia, the balance of global power
might be shifting faster than anyone expected.
Americans Struggle
While Trump Launches Largest Trade War in History - 4th Aug, 2025
Aug 4, 2025
Canadian Politics
Let’s take a look at Canada’s evolving trade relationship with
China, as rising US tariffs force a rethink of our economic
dependencies. With Donald Trump ramping up tariff threats and Prime
Minister Mark Carney pushing back, the Canadian government is making
a calculated pivot toward China—now the top buyer of Canadian crude
oil via the Trans Mountain pipeline.
In Episode 190, we’ll discuss how Canada’s renewed focus on
China–Canada trade includes efforts to eliminate tariffs on key
exports like canola and seafood, and how trade diversification is
becoming central to Carney’s economic vision. But this isn’t blind
optimism—Carney is clear that engagement with China must be
deliberate and strategic, not naive.
Even U.S STUNNED By
Mexico Just Joined Canada’s $120 Billion Trade Corridor BYPASSES
Trump’s Tariff! Aug 5. 2025
North America’s trade network is being rewritten—without the United
States. Canada and Mexico have just partnered on a groundbreaking
$120 billion trade corridor that bypasses the U.S. entirely. This
bold move is a direct response to Trump’s steep tariffs on steel and
auto parts, and it’s already reshaping the region’s economic
balance. With new rail links, sea routes, and blockchain customs
systems, both countries are cutting Washington out of the supply
chain—and reaping massive savings along the way.
From Prince Rupert to Mazatlán, the new corridor is pulling billions
in goods—like steel, lithium, and auto parts—out of U.S. ports,
highways, and warehouses. American workers, especially in places
like Detroit and Buffalo, are already feeling the economic
shockwaves. Over 100,000 jobs and $245 billion in revenue could
vanish over five years. The question now isn’t whether this is
happening—it’s how far it will go. Is the U.S. being permanently cut
out of North American trade? Will Washington double down or find a
way back in? Drop your thoughts below—we're watching this power
shift unfold in real time.
Prime Minister Mark
Carney announces support for softwood lumber sector – August 5, 2025
Prime Minister Mark Carney holds a news conference at a wood product
manufacturing facility in Kelowna, B.C., where he announces a suite
of measures to support the domestic softwood lumber industry. The
measures include $700 million in loan guarantees, prioritizing the
use of Canadian materials in construction, diversifying
international markets, $50 million in support for upskilling,
reskilling, and income supports, among other initiatives.
The prime minister faces questions from reporters on whether or not
the federal government intends to bring in retaliatory measures in
response to the latest round of U.S. tariffs against Canada.
China Just Exposed a
MASSIVE Problem for Trump and US Dollar! - 5th Aug, 2025
Trump and his trade
war is causing the US Dollar to collapse. The currency is having
it's worst year since 1973 and despite Trump's effort to keep the
dollar stronger. The simple reality is that the trade war and the US
reputation on the international stage is actually weakening the US
dollar. In today's video we'll explain why this is happening and
what it means for the future.
Ontario Premier
Doug Ford speaks to reporters at Queen’s Park following a virtual
meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney and provincial and
territorial premiers. The premier reiterates his calls for a unified
approach to deal with the ongoing trade war with the United States.
- 5th August 2025
PM Carney addresses
Métis Major Project Summit – August 7, 2025
Prime Minister Mark Carney delivers opening remarks at the Métis
Major Project Summit.
Mark Carney Says
Canada’s Future Is Better WITHOUT Trump’s U.S.
Aug 7, 2025
In a major political moment, Mark Carney delivers a bold and
strategic message at the Ottawa summit with Métis leaders—indirectly
calling out Donald Trump’s economic aggression and announcing
Canada's shift from reliance to resilience. As Trump imposes a
crippling 35% tariff on Canadian goods, Carney is fast-tracking
nation-building projects under Bill C-5, with Indigenous partnership
at the heart of Canada’s future.
This video breaks down Carney’s most powerful remarks, the
implications of Bill C-5, and what this means for Canada’s
sovereignty, trade relationships, and national identity. We also
discuss his heartfelt acknowledgment of the Métis contribution and
the devastating wildfires that shook the country this summer.
Could this be a turning point in Canada–US relations? Is Canada
finally charting its own course? Watch now to find out.
Trump FURIOUS As
Canada SHUTS DOWN Copper Exports To U.S. — $4.2 Billion Lost
Overnight 7th August 2025
Teck and Hudbay abruptly halted shipments, Ottawa froze key copper
export contracts, and Wall Street reacted swiftly as copper prices
surged by 13% overnight. The sudden disruption sent shockwaves
through markets, signaling that this was more than just another
trade skirmish—it was a full-scale supply crisis. The U.S. copper
supply chain, vital for everything from wiring and motors to
electronics and construction, faced immediate strain.
Following Canada's decision to stop copper exports to the U.S.,
tensions escalated dramatically. President Trump responded with fury
as the economic toll became clear: $4.2 billion lost to Canada. With
factories facing shortages, production costs rising, and
homebuilding becoming increasingly expensive, the pressure continues
to mount. The halt in copper exports represents a third major blow
to American industry, one that could push the nation’s manufacturing
sector past its breaking point.
How Canada Quietly
Took Over the World’s Food Supply? Aug 7, 2025
Most people think of Canada as a peaceful, polite country—but behind
the scenes, Canadian corporations are controlling what the world
eats.
In this video, we expose how powerful companies like Nutrien, McCain
Foods, and Saputo have built a global empire over food
production—from fertilizers and farms to fast food and frozen fries.
This isn’t just about groceries—it’s about who controls the systems
that feed the planet.
Is Canada’s Water
the Next Geopolitical Flashpoint?
As the world faces a growing water crisis—from dried-up rivers to
vanishing aquifers—one country stands out as a global outlier:
Canada. With 20% of the world’s freshwater and just 0.5% of its
population, Canada is sitting on one of the most valuable resources
of the 21st century. But how long before the world comes calling?
PM Mark Carney
announces pay raises for Canadian Armed Forces members – August 8,
2025
At a news conference in Trenton, Ont., Prime Minister Mark Carney
announces details of his government’s plan to increase pay and
incentives for members of the Canadian Armed Forces. Responding to
question from reporters following the announcement, the prime
minister also comments on Canada–U.S. trade negotiations and on
Canada’s position on recent developments in the ongoing Israel–Hamas
war. Chris Malette, the Liberal MP for Bay of Quinte, Ont., provides
introductory remarks at the event.
Fantastic News For
Canada From Federal Provincial & Indigenous Leaders - 9th Aug 2025
Unprecedented cooperation between Federal, Provincial & Indigenous
leaders (except for one) Plan forming to de couple from USA.
Canada And
Germany’s Aluminum Pact the U.S. Can’t Stop - 9th Aug 2025
A significant deal is reshaping trade routes and alliances, as
Canada and Germany forge a groundbreaking aluminum pact worth
billions. This agreement not only highlights the strategic
importance of low-carbon metals but also signals a geopolitical
shift that challenges U.S. influence. With Canadian smelters powered
by hydroelectric energy, their aluminum stands out as one of the
cleanest globally, perfectly aligning with Germany's stringent EU
climate regulations.
As we explore this evolving landscape, we'll uncover how U.S.
tariffs are driving Canada towards new markets in Europe while
reinforcing its role as a premium supplier in an increasingly
regulated trade environment.
Three Levels of
Government
Who does What?
New Pharmacy opens
Benzene Crisis
Incoming? How Canada Could Cripple U.S. Industry Tomorrow? - Aug 10,
2025
In recent months, U.S.–Canada trade tensions have dominated
headlines with disputes over steel, aluminum, and lumber. Yet
beneath these well-known conflicts lies a lesser-known but
incredibly powerful trade factor: benzene. This vital chemical
feedstock, largely produced and exported by Canada, is essential for
numerous American industries, especially automotive manufacturing.
If Canada were to halt benzene exports, it could disrupt millions of
vehicles from rolling off U.S. assembly lines, causing widespread
economic ripple effects.
Benzene is a fundamental building block in modern manufacturing,
used to produce ABS plastics found in car parts and electronics,
synthetic fibers like nylon and polyester, as well as chemical
intermediates for pharmaceuticals, detergents, paints, and
adhesives. Despite the U.S.’s vast industrial base, it heavily
depends on Canadian benzene imports to meet its time-sensitive
demand. Domestic production cannot fully cover the volume required,
meaning any disruption would deplete U.S. inventories within weeks,
not months.
This trade asymmetry grants Canada unique leverage. Unlike more
visible disputes over steel or lumber, benzene trade operates
quietly but holds outsized influence. Even partial restrictions on
exports would directly impact key U.S. sectors, forcing automakers
to delay production, electronics manufacturers to face shortages,
and pharmaceutical companies to scramble for alternatives. Canada’s
strategic use of benzene as a bargaining chip would not be reckless
aggression but prudent economic self-awareness, especially given
past unilateral U.S. tariffs on Canadian industries.
Diversifying benzene supply is not simple or quick. Building new
production in the U.S. demands massive investments, long
environmental reviews, and infrastructure development—all while
global demand remains strong. Substituting benzene is also difficult
due to its specific role in manufacturing processes. Canada’s
existing production capacity, efficient infrastructure, and
regulatory alignment with U.S. standards provide it with a
competitive advantage and a powerful position in trade negotiations.
If Canada stopped benzene exports, the initial blow would hit the
automotive sector hardest. Modern cars rely heavily on
benzene-derived ABS plastics for critical components, and assembly
lines operating with lean inventories would slow within days,
grinding to a halt within weeks. The resulting disruption would
ripple into consumer markets, driving up prices on everyday goods
containing benzene-based materials and adding inflationary
pressures. The U.S. chemical supply chain would also suffer, as
sourcing replacements from overseas is costly and slow, affecting
industries like pharmaceuticals that rely on benzene intermediates.
Such a disruption would cascade across multiple sectors, potentially
causing layoffs, reduced manufacturing output, delayed construction
projects, and weakening U.S. export competitiveness. The economic
interdependence between Canada and the U.S. means benzene is not
just a commodity but a strategic asset—one that Canada can leverage
to seek fairer treatment and recalibrate a trade relationship that
has often seen Canadian industries bear the brunt of U.S. tariffs.
However, wielding
this leverage carries risks. The U.S. might retaliate with tariffs
on Canadian agricultural or energy exports, and Canadian producers
would face challenges redirecting benzene output to other markets.
Additionally, escalating trade tensions could strain broader
cooperation on defense, energy transition, and climate policy.
Still, keeping benzene as a credible trade tool strengthens Canada’s
negotiating position. It sends a clear message that North American
trade is interdependent and that resilience must be mutual.
Strategic and measured use of this leverage could promote a more
balanced and respectful partnership.
In the complex world of global trade, power often lies in quiet
forces like benzene rather than in headline-grabbing commodities. If
Canada plays this card wisely, it could reshape the U.S.–Canada
trade landscape in unexpected ways.
Canada’s New Export
Law Cripples U.S. Agriculture 7 States in Crisis - 11th Aug 2025
A new Canadian export law has brought U.S. agricultural trade to a
near standstill — and the fallout is hitting America’s farming
states hard.
In this episode of The Global Lens, we break down how Canada’s
stricter rules on food safety, traceability, and licensing are
crippling exports from key U.S. states like Iowa, Nebraska,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Illinois.
From plummeting crop prices to processing plant shutdowns and mass
layoffs, this is not just a trade dispute — it’s an economic crisis
for rural America.
Bordering on
Insanity? & Why Canada’s Chinese Car Dream Could Be Reality - Aug
11, 2025
In this episode, Robert speaks with Glenn Garry, President of the
Victoria Electric Vehicle Association in Canada. ️
They explore Canada's current position in the electric vehicle
space. With a population of 42 million and over one million EVs
already on the road, Canada is making steady progress, but not
without its challenges.
As a country closely tied to developments in the United States,
particularly around EV policy and technology, Canada faces a unique
challenge: balancing its own ambitions while navigating the
influence of its southern neighbour.
Glenn shares valuable insights into the state of EV adoption,
infrastructure, and the role organisations like the Victoria
Electric Vehicle Association play, not only in advocating for EVs,
but in breaking down barriers, debunking myths, and addressing the
real-world obstacles that stand in the way of a cleaner, electric
future.
Trump Can’t Afford
to Lose Canada As He Urgently Seeks a Deal on Energy for U.S. AI
Center - Aug 11, 2025
The U.S. push for AI dominance is running into an energy reality.
After August 1st, Trump’s tariff escalation against Canada comes
just as America’s AI data centers and semiconductor plants face
surging power demand. Canada, the largest supplier of oil, gas,
electricity, uranium, and critical minerals to the U.S., holds
leverage that Washington can’t ignore. Prime Minister Mark Carney is
keeping talks open but refuses any “bad deal,” reinforcing Canada’s
value in global energy and tech supply chains. This standoff could
decide whether Trump’s AI ambitions move forward — or stall before
they begin.
Canada and
Denmark’s Clean Energy Deal the U S Can’t Stop - 11th Aug, 2025
A clean energy deal is reshaping the global power landscape, with
Canada and Denmark leading the charge. As Washington clings to
fossil fuels, Ottawa forges a strategic partnership focused on
offshore wind and green hydrogen. This isn't just an agreement; it's
a pivotal move that could redefine energy dynamics.
In early 2025, Canada joined the Global Offshore Wind Alliance,
positioning its Atlantic provinces as key players in renewable
energy. With Denmark's expertise in offshore wind technology and
Canada's abundant resources, this collaboration promises not only
cleaner electricity but also access to Europe's growing renewable
market.
America's Global
Decline EXPLAINED | Military, Economy, & Credibility Crisis - Aug
12, 2025
U.S. Wheat
Shipments REFUSED – Buyers Flood Canadian Markets Instead - 12th Aug
2025
American wheat — once the gold standard of global grain trade — is
now being turned away at ports around the world. From Mexico to
France, South Korea to the Philippines, loyal buyers are rejecting
U.S. shipments and turning to Canada for a more reliable, consistent
supply. In this video, we uncover why American wheat is losing its
grip on international markets, the exact reasons behind these
rejections, and how Canada has stepped in to dominate the trade. We
break down the shocking shift in global buying patterns.
Ontario Premier
Doug Ford on Windsor housing targets, U.S. tariff response – August
12, 2025
Ontario Premier
Doug Ford holds a news conference in Windsor to announce that the
city has exceeded its mandated housing target for 2024 and will be
receiving $5.2 million in support through the provincial Building
Faster Fund. He is joined by Municipal Affairs Minister Rob Flack
and Mayor Drew Dilkins. Premier Ford confirms that he will be
meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney on Monday in Ottawa to
discuss the response to the ongoing U.S. tariff situation.
Saskatchewan
Premier Scott Moe reacts to Chinese canola tariffs – August 12, 2025
Canada just
OUTPLAYED the US - And Europe is LOVING It! Aug 12, 2025
In 2025, Canada quietly began rerouting its $18B aluminum exports -
not toward the United States, but toward Europe. Why? Carbon policy.
While U.S.–Canada trade tensions heat up with new tariffs, the EU’s
Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is creating fresh
incentives for low-emission materials. Canada’s hydro-powered
aluminum smelters are suddenly tariff-proof, and Europe is buying
in.
Ontario launches
financing program to support industries impacted by U.S. tariffs –
August 13, 2025
Ontario Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy and Economic Development
Minister Vic Fedeli hold a news conference Queen’s Park in Toronto
to announce the launch of a $1 billion financing program to provide
emergency loans for businesses impacted by U.S. tariffs in the
steel, aluminum and auto sectors. The program is the first phase of
the $5 billion “Protecting Ontario Account” that was introduced in
the 2025 provincial budget.
The US is DROWNING
in $37 TRILLION Exploding Debt - Fiscal CRISIS Incoming - 13th Aug
2025
China Hits Canada
Hard With Tariffs - Aug 14, 2025
Why is China imposing 75% tariffs Canadian canola? They have a well
thought out strategy. What does Canada do? Analysis here.
CANADA Forced to
Choose as Farmers Face Crisis: So Who Gets Cut Off? - Aug 14, 2025
Why Canada Is
Teaming Up With Sweden Aug 15, 2025
A quiet alliance is forming between Canada and Sweden, two countries
rarely mentioned together. This 2025 partnership is reshaping
influence across the Atlantic through Arctic mapping and high-tech
defense cooperation. As Ottawa builds a new bridge to the north, we
explore why this collaboration matters for trade, technology, and
security.
In early 2025, advanced talks began on diversifying Canada's defense
procurement strategy with Sweden's Saab Grippen aircraft. This
strategic move aims to reduce reliance on US supply chains while
creating jobs in Canada. Join us as we decode how these developments
will impact future markets and transatlantic relations.
Canada Turns
China’s 75.8% Canola Tariff Into a Stunning Win! Aug 16, 2025
Imagine losing your largest export market overnight—this is the
reality Canadian farmers faced when China imposed a temporary 75.8%
anti-dumping tariff on Canadian canola. In this video, we explore
how Canada is navigating this trade shock, turning disruption into
strategic opportunity, and reinforcing its position in global
agriculture. From economic resilience and political strategy to
market diversification and value-added innovation, Canada’s response
offers a blueprint for managing risks in global trade. Key topics
include canola exports, China tariffs, agricultural policy, market
diversification, and trade resilience.
Canola is more than just a crop for Canada—it is a strategic
economic asset generating roughly 12 billion USD annually and
supporting thousands of farmers and rural communities. The sudden
contraction in exports to China, previously Canada’s second-largest
market at nearly 5 billion CAD in 2024, initially threatened
revenues and market stability. Yet, Canada’s sophisticated
agricultural infrastructure and experience in complex trade
relations have enabled a rapid and effective response. By leveraging
high-quality production, investing in value-added processing, and
targeting new markets, Canada transforms potential vulnerability
into long-term strategic advantage. Observers of global trade note
that such foresight and adaptability in a mid-sized economy is rare
and impactful.
Politically,
China’s tariff followed Canada’s decision to levy 100% tariffs on
Chinese electric vehicles, reflecting broader Western trade
strategies. While China framed its measures as anti-dumping, Canada
emphasized that its domestic agricultural policies are standard
mechanisms to stabilize production rather than tools for unfair
advantage. Economically, the tariff created immediate pressure on
farmers and processors, depressing global canola prices and
challenging export flows. However, this disruption highlights the
resilience built into Canada’s trade networks, logistical systems,
and market intelligence. Notably, the tariff also has costs for
China, raising domestic input prices and illustrating the mutual
sensitivities inherent in agricultural trade.
Canada’s strategic response combined government action, private
sector adaptation, and value-added innovation. The Canadian
government implemented price insurance programs and reserve funds to
stabilize farm incomes and ensure production continuity. Farmers and
export associations swiftly diversified markets, expanding exports
to the European Union, Japan, South Korea, and Southeast Asia,
achieving a 20–30% trade increase in a single quarter.
Simultaneously, investments in processing technologies allowed
Canadian canola to move beyond bulk commodities into refined
vegetable oils, bio-based food ingredients, and clean energy
applications. These measures enhance Canada’s leverage in global
trade negotiations and illustrate how strategy and adaptability
convert challenges into competitive advantage.
Long-term resilience relies on market diversification and
value-added innovation. By reducing dependence on any single market,
Canadian farmers mitigate the impact of sudden policy shifts or
tariffs. Value-added processing elevates the sector from a commodity
exporter to a technologically relevant player in the global supply
chain. Canada’s proactive approach demonstrates strategic depth,
agility, and the capacity to convert disruption into growth.
Analysts highlight that this model exemplifies how mid-sized
economies can navigate complex international trade dynamics while
enhancing competitiveness.
In conclusion, Canada’s canola industry illustrates the power of
foresight, adaptability, and economic leverage. The temporary
closure of the Chinese market is not a setback but a catalyst for
strategic innovation, diversification, and global market influence.
Canadian farmers are not merely surviving—they are strengthening
their position on the world stage. The lesson for global trade is
clear: long-term success depends on strategy, resilience, and the
ability to turn challenges into opportunities.
Canadians DESTROY
The US Wine Export Industry - 17th Aug 2025
Canadians single handedly CRUSH the US wine export industry. New
Data 97% DROP in wine exports to Canada. Ontario & BC wineries -
Okanagan & Niagara BOOMING
Canada Joins
Morocco’s Solar Empire - Aug 17, 2025
A clean energy alliance is reshaping global power dynamics, with
Canada investing in Morocco's Sahara Desert to harness solar energy.
While the US focuses on oil and gas, Morocco’s ambitious projects
aim to provide electricity for millions of homes through innovative
financing that outpaces American offerings. This video delves into
how Canada is integrating into Morocco's solar empire and why it
holds a competitive edge.
Morocco has established an unmatched renewable infrastructure,
targeting 52% of its electricity from renewables by 2030 while
positioning itself as a key exporter to Europe. With Canadian
support unlocking capital for local enterprises, we explore the
implications of these strategic partnerships on the future economy.
Federal wildfire
update: Ottawa invests in firefighter training – August 18, 2025
Emergency Management Minister Eleanor Olszewski and Indigenous
Services Minister Mandy Gull-Masty hold a virtual news conference
provide an update on the current wildfire season in Canada. They are
joined by Corey Hogan, parliamentary secretary to the minister of
energy and natural resources. The hot and dry weather this summer
has contributed to an above average fire activity, with wildfires
occurring so far in British Columbia, Manitoba, Saskatchewan,
Newfoundland, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. To date, this is
Canada’s second worse wildfire season on record, with close to 700
fires currently burning across the country. Hogan announces a
federal investment of $540,300 for two projects focusing on training
for wildland fire management and firefighting.
CANADA DECLARES A
TRADE BLACKOUT ON AMERICA – IT’S WAR NOW - Aug 18, 2025
Canada has just done the unthinkable. What began as a tariff fight
has exploded into something far bigger: a full-scale war on
America’s supply lines. Mark Carney’s government didn’t negotiate,
didn’t compromise — they cut off billions in U.S. contracts, shut
down cross-border flows, and left Washington staring at an empty
table.
This isn’t just about trade. It’s about energy, food, and survival.
For the first time in modern history, Canada has turned America’s
own dependence into a weapon. From fuel to fertilizers, from supply
chains to grocery shelves, the Blackout has begun — and it could
break the U.S. economy before a single shot is fired.
Watch as we uncover how Carney pulled off the most devastating
betrayal of America since World War II — and why this “northern
front” may be the battle that decides the future of global power.
Canada EXPLODES
After Alberta Confirms MAJOR New US Pipeline Deal! - Aug 18, 2025
Breaking news: Alberta has confirmed a massive new pipeline deal
with the U.S., leaving Canada stunned. This decision is sparking
intense debate and political backlash.
Canada, Sweden,
Norway, Finland, Denmark, Iceland FMs Hold Presser on Ukraine - Aug
19, 2025
Foreign ministers from Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Iceland,
and Canada gathered in Finland for a joint press conference,
highlighting unity on global security, the Russia–Ukraine war, and
regional cooperation. Led by Finland’s Elina Valtonen, the ministers
reaffirmed shared commitments to peace, NATO coordination, and
transatlantic ties. For more details, watch our story and subscribe
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Canada May Walk
Away From USA F35 Fighter Jet Deal as USA Sides With Russia Against
Ukraine - Aug 19, 2025
Canada working with Sweden to walk away from major military deal for
US F35 fighter jets as Trump pulls the USA closer to Russia. Swedish
company offers to build jets IN CANADA. Analysis here.
Why Canada Is
Teaming Up With Norway - Aug 19, 2025
An Arctic alliance is reshaping global energy and trade dynamics,
with Canada and Norway emerging as key players. This partnership
goes beyond pipelines; it’s a strategic move in the race for Arctic
influence. As we explore how these nations are aligning their
natural gas strategies, we'll uncover the implications for global
markets and why this matters to us all.
With Canada's critical gateways like the Northwest Passage and
Norway's expertise in offshore gas extraction, they’re creating an
energy corridor that enhances supply security for Europe while
reducing reliance on US LNG exports.
Why Canada’s Quiet
Rise on 5 Trade Routes Should Worry the U.S. Aug 19, 2025
This video breaks down how Canada is quietly pulling ahead of the
U.S. on five major trade fronts. From Vancouver's record shipping
year to the growing use of Atlantic ports like Halifax, Canadian
routes are now more attractive to global shippers.
We’ll also cover Canada’s growing role in Arctic shipping through
the Northwest Passage, its leadership in clean energy and
agriculture exports, and how its critical minerals and EV supply
chain are giving it a big advantage - especially as the USMCA 2026
review approaches.
Canada FLIPS
China’s 75.8% Canola Tariff into a Stunning WIN! - Aug 19, 2025
China thought it could crush Canada’s farming economy with a 75.8%
tariff on Canadian canola — but the plan backfired. Instead of
collapse, Canada turned the crisis into a global trade victory,
flipping the narrative in its favor.
CANADA Launches
First Ballistic Steel Plant, Courts SAAB Amid F-35 Deal - Aug 19,
2025
Gen. Wayne Eyre on
a new era for Canada's military - Aug 20, 2025
The year since Wayne Eyre retired as Chief of Defence Staff has seen
unprecedented change in Canada's national-security environment.
Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced plans to boost Canada's
defence-related spending from less than 2% of GDP to 5%. The United
States has become an unsteady ally. What do those big changes mean
for the future of Canada's military? An in-depth conversation.
Cracks in US Dollar
Grip Shake Canada’s Finance System - Aug 20, 2025
Canada has just delivered a shock to Wall Street—and the United
States won’t like it. In July 2025, Ontario and Alberta bypassed
American banks in landmark bond deals worth billions, choosing
Europe instead. This wasn’t just about finance—it was a direct
response to Donald Trump’s revived tariffs on Canadian steel, auto
parts, and critical technologies.
Ontario’s $60 billion borrowing plan now deliberately cuts Wall
Street out, with nearly $20 billion raised in Europe and Asia.
Alberta followed with a €1.25 billion Eurobond, again excluding US
institutions. For the first time in years, European giants like
Barclays, along with Canadian banks, are replacing New York as the
anchor of Canadian financing.
Premier Doug Ford
holds a news conference in Sarnia, Ont. – August 21, 2025
Ontario Premier Doug Ford holds a news conference in Sarnia
alongside Housing Minister Rob Flack and Mayor Mike Bradley.
Canada & Denmark’s
Rare Earth Alliance Could Reshape Global Tech - Aug 21, 2025
A silent deal between Canada and Denmark is set to transform the
landscape of critical minerals, essential for powering advanced
technologies. This partnership could redefine control over these
vital resources as Ottawa and Copenhagen align their efforts amidst
global competition.
As demand for rare earth elements surges, particularly with the rise
of electric vehicles and renewable energy, understanding this
alliance becomes crucial. With Canada's untapped deposits and
Denmark's rich mineral concentrations in Greenland, they are poised
to challenge China's dominance in the supply chain.
Canada Now Has
Lowest Tariffs in the World, Carney Delivers - Aug 22, 2025
Prime Minister Mark Carney has just made a stunning announcement on
Canada–U.S. trade relations. After weeks of tense negotiations with
President Donald Trump, Canada now stands apart from the rest of the
world. While global tariff rates have skyrocketed, Canada has
secured the lowest tariff rate of any U.S. trading partner — with
85% of Canadian exports now tariff free.
Carney revealed that Canada will remove retaliatory tariffs on U.S.
goods covered under the CUSMA agreement, a strategic move that
strengthens Canada’s position ahead of the critical CUSMA review.
This bold decision not only shields Canadian businesses and workers
from escalating trade tensions, but also ensures families across the
country will see direct benefits in their daily lives.
In this video, Canada Today breaks down what this move means for
Canada’s economy, how it reshapes trade relations with Washington,
and why Mark Carney’s strategy may be the smartest play yet in
Canada’s ongoing trade battle with Donald Trump.PM Carney's 'elbows
have mysteriously gone missing' | Poilievre reacts to U.S. tariff
step back
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said he expected PM Carney
would ‘get something after giving’ a ‘series of very generous
concessions’ to Trump.
Why Canada Is
Teaming Up With Finland - Aug 22, 2025
A new alliance is quietly forming in the Arctic, as Canada and
Finland take decisive action while Washington debates. This
strategic partnership focuses on rare earth mining and icebreaker
shipbuilding, reshaping energy, trade, and security in a contested
region. The collaboration ensures that both nations can secure
supply chains and open northern routes effectively.
With Finland's expertise in advanced icebreakers and Canada's demand
for modern vessels, this partnership strengthens their positions
within NATO. As climate change opens the Northwest Passage, we
explore how these developments impact sovereignty and commerce while
addressing critical mineral needs essential for future technologies.
FURIOUS Zelenskyy
STRIKES BACK as Trump FREEZES UP - Aug 22, 2025
MeidasTouch host Ben Meiselas reports on Donald Trump going radio
silent as Russia strikes an American factory in Western Ukraine’s
city of Mukachevo as President Zelenskyy and world leaders respond
against Trump with strength.
Carney’s Ukraine
Visit Shows Canada Has Stepped Out of Trump’s Shadow - Aug 24, 2025
Prime Minister Mark Carney surprised the world by making his first
stop in Ukraine during his European trip, standing alongside
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Ukraine’s Independence Day.
Speaking in Kyiv’s iconic Sofia Square, Carney delivered a powerful
speech pledging Canada’s unwavering support for Ukraine’s freedom,
sovereignty, and survival.
Carney announced over $1 billion in Canadian military aid, including
advanced drones, armored vehicles, and ammunition, as well as new
sanctions on Russian entities. He vowed that “your fight is our
fight, your struggle is our cause, and your independence will be our
victory.”
This video explores why Carney’s speech matters not only for
Ukraine, but for Canada’s emerging role as an independent global
leader. For decades, Canadian military and foreign policy decisions
were tied to U.S. approval. Under Carney, Canada is forging a new
path — one of self-reliance, sovereignty, and leadership on the
world stage.
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Ukraine speech in Kyiv on Independence
Day has become a defining moment for Canadian politics 2025. In his
powerful Carney Kyiv speech at Sofia Square, alongside Zelenskyy, he
pledged Canada Ukraine support with over $1B in military aid,
announcing that Canada sends drones to Ukraine, armored vehicles,
and new sanctions on Russia. This Carney Putin war speech made
headlines as Canada vowed to stand firm with Ukraine through NATO
and beyond. By delivering this historic address, Carney positioned
himself in a new light — proof of Carney global leadership and
Carney world stage presence, while signaling a Canada foreign policy
shift that shows Canada no longer US reliant. Analysts compare this
Carney Trump comparison to past eras, but Carney made it clear:
Canada sovereignty and independent foreign policy are now at the
center. This moment cements Canada Ukraine NATO solidarity and
underscores Canada sanctions Russia as part of a broader Canada
independent path, proving Carney is determined to reshape Ottawa
Ukraine relations and project Canada global leadership in a time of
crisis.
PM Carney and
Polish PM Tusk Speak with Reporters in Warsaw - Aug 25, 2025
Prime Minister Mark Carney and his Polish counterpart Donald Tusk
hold a joint news conference in Warsaw, Poland. They announce that
they are strengthening the strategic partnership between their two
countries, with deeper ties in trade, defence, and energy security.
Arctic Treasure
That Could Make Canada a Superpower - Aug 25, 2025
Most people don’t think of Canada as a treasure trove, but the
Arctic is hiding a fortune beneath the ice! This video explores the
rare earths and strategic minerals that could turn Canada into a
global powerhouse. We’ll show how these resources power everything
from EVs and wind turbines to satellites and missiles. The stakes
are high — the world’s hunger for these critical minerals is
skyrocketing. You’ll also see why tapping into this Arctic treasure
isn’t easy, from harsh climates to environmental concerns. Watch now
to uncover Canada’s hidden Arctic jackpot before everyone else does!
Germany’s Merz and
Canada’s Carney Address Reporters in Berlin - Aug 26, 2025
Watch live as German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Canadian Prime
Minister Mark Carney hold a joint news conference in Berlin. They’ll
discuss strengthening trade, energy, and security ties amid U.S.
tariffs and the Ukraine crisis. English is 7:30 minutes into the
video.
Canada & Latvia
Leaders Issue Big Warning to Russia & Putin in Joint Presser - Aug
26, 2025
In a powerful Riga joint presser on August 26, 2025, Canadian PM
Mark Carney and Latvian PM Evika Siliņa delivered a stern warning to
Russia and Vladimir Putin amid stalled Ukraine peace talks. Carney
reaffirmed Canada's NATO commitment, highlighting troop presence in
Adazi and the Coalition of the Willing's resolve for robust security
guarantees. Siliņa stressed Baltic deterrence against aggression,
urging unity to counter Putin's threats. This comes as Trump pushes
for deals but allies doubt Moscow's intentions.
Feds' tariff
response initiative opens in southern Ontario – August 26, 2025
Evan Solomon, the minister responsible for FedDev Ontario, holds a
news conference in Hamilton to announce that the federal
government’s Regional Tariff Response Initiative (RTRI) is now open
in southern Ontario. The RTRI is a three-year, $450 million
initiative to help businesses impacted by trade disruptions.
Also speaking at the news conference are Chris Hooper,
vice-president of Hooper Welding Enterprises, and John-Paul Danko,
the MP for Hamilton West–Ancaster–Dundas.
Mulcair says Canada
is starting to ‘put the ball on the tee’ in negotiations with U.S.
for CUSMA - Aug 26, 2025
Energy Minister Tim
Hodgson on major projects office, German LNG talks – August 27, 2025
Energy and Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson takes questions
from reporters following his trip to Berlin, Germany, where he
accompanied Prime Minister Mark Carney on his first official visit
to the country. The minister discusses the upcoming opening of the
federal government's major projects office, as well as Canada's
renewed discussions with Germany to supply the country with
liquified natural gas.
How Can Ontario Survive the Trade War?
August 27, 2025
As Canada continues fighting against the threat of Donald Trump's
tariffs, municipalities everywhere are feeling the impact. How can
communities adapt in these uncertain times? And how could this
moment present the opportunity to become more economically
resilient? Jeyan Jeganathan is joined by Mayor Mat Siscoe, Matti
Siemiatycki, and Tony Stillo.
Fantastic News
Canada Races Forward With Big Economic Plans - Aug 28, 2025
Announcement Two Nation building projects - New Port in Churchill
Manitoba & major Montreal port expansion. Announced while Carney is
with our new friends & customers in Germany!
Canada-EU Trade
Relations News Update Aug 28, 2025
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s trip to Europe this week is more than a
diplomatic visit—it’s a strategic bid to reshape Canada’s global
economic ties. A critical mineral partnership with Germany is at the
center of this push, directly linking Canada’s resource wealth to
Europe’s booming EV sector. At the same time, Ottawa is exploring
new markets for liquid natural gas, a move that could broaden
Canada’s energy exports beyond traditional partners.
Back home, negotiations with Washington remain tense, as tariffs on
key Canadian goods continue to weigh heavily on the economy. The
government’s message is clear: while the U.S. remains a vital
partner, Canada is committed to diversifying its trade relationships
to strengthen resilience in a shifting global economy.
Trump has DISASTER
MORNING as WAR EXPLODES - Aug 28, 2025
MeidasTouch host Ben Meiselas reports on Donald Trump’s disastrous
day as the war in Ukraine accelerates with a European Union building
and United Kingdom building getting hit and Trump continues to
plummet in the polls.
Why Canada Is
Teaming Up With the Netherlands - Aug 28, 2025
Throughout history, the movement of goods has shaped nations. Today,
we explore how Canada is forging a powerful alliance with the
Netherlands through Rotterdam, Europe's largest port. This
partnership isn't just about trade; it's transforming supply chains
and enhancing food security while driving digital connectivity and
clean energy markets.
As Canadian exports like liquefied natural gas and wheat flow
directly into European markets, Ottawa gains independence from U.S.
logistics. With upgrades to Halifax and Montreal ports underway,
Canada is positioning itself as a global supplier at the crossroads
of shipping routes.
