1st September is Labour Day in Canada
and is a public holiday.
Canada Leads WORLD
Consumer BOYCOTT of USA
Sep 2, 2025
Diplomat
challenging Canadian sovereignty left speechless! - Sep 2, 2025
In a shocking
diplomatic showdown, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney publicly
silenced the U.S. Ambassador during a heated exchange over the
Northwest Passage and Arctic sovereignty. What began as a routine
panel discussion at the North American Energy Security Conference in
Ottawa quickly turned into a fiery clash that left the U.S. side
speechless and the world stunned.
Carney’s bold words—“Canada’s sovereignty is not negotiable”—sent
shockwaves across international relations, igniting debates about
Canada–U.S. relations, Arctic resources, and the global balance of
power. This viral moment trended under #CarneyStands, drawing
overwhelming support from Canadians while sparking concern in
Washington.
Ford Pours Out
Crown Royal Whisky - Sep 2, 2025
Doug Ford turned heads at a press conference in Waterloo, Ontario —
not just by announcing over $12.9 million in skills development
training for local workers, but by ending with a dramatic protest
against Crown Royal’s parent company, Diageo.
After news that the company will shut down its bottling plant in
Amherstburg, eliminating nearly 200 jobs, the Ontario Premier poured
out a bottle of Crown Royal whisky on stage to send a message.
Carney Shuts Down Reporter Over Trump,
Praises Trade With China - Sept. 3, 2025
Prime Minister Mark Carney opened his two-day cabinet meeting with
one of the most fiery press conferences of his leadership. When
asked about Donald Trump and the ongoing tariff tensions, Carney
fired back with a confident response, reminding Canadians that 85%
of Canada’s trade with the U.S. remains tariff-free and that the
Canadian economy is insulated from American pressure.
In this video, we break down Carney’s strong stance on trade, his
strategy to safeguard Canadian industries, and his outlook on future
negotiations with Washington. We also cover his approach to global
trade diversification, especially with China, and his domestic push
for efficiency and smart investment in housing, infrastructure, and
innovation.
At a time when global politics feels unstable, Carney’s message is
clear: Canada is calm, steady, and prosperous under his leadership.
Watch this full breakdown of his remarks and learn why Canadians are
not feeling the pinch of global economic tensions.
SCO 2025: Xi's Historic Speech CRUSHES
Western Dominance - China, Russia, India and Iran Unite - Sept. 2,
2025
In this video, we dive deep into the 25th Shanghai Cooperation
Organisation (SCO) Summit, held in Tianjin, China — the largest in
SCO history. With over 20 global leaders in attendance, including Xi
Jinping, Vladimir Putin, Narendra Modi, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, and
Iranian President Pezeshkian, this summit marks a turning point for
the Global South in asserting its role in shaping a multipolar
world.
Chinese President Xi Jinping declared the SCO an “effective force
against hegemonism and power politics.” He proposed bold economic
and security initiatives, including billions in aid and credit,
expanded scholarships, and the creation of new institutions to
combat security threats and narcotics trafficking.
We’ll break down key moments like the Xi-Modi bilateral, the growing
China-Russia alliance, and Iran’s call for a sovereignty defense
committee and a currency swap system to bypass Western sanctions.
De-Dollarization Accelerates in 2025:
India Dumps U.S. Treasuries as Tensions With the US Rise - Sept. 3,
2025
In today’s video, we dive deep into India’s strategic shift away
from U.S. dollar-denominated assets and what it means for the future
of global finance.
As of mid Q3 2025, India has reduced its U.S. Treasury holdings to
$227 billion, down from $242 billion last year — signaling a
cautious move to diversify its foreign exchange reserves.
Simultaneously, the Reserve Bank of India has added over 39 metric
tonnes of gold, increasing its total gold reserves to nearly 880
tonnes — a record year-on-year increase.
This move aligns with a growing global trend of de-dollarization, as
central banks hedge against U.S. fiscal risks, currency volatility,
and geopolitical uncertainty. China is also cutting U.S. debt, while
others like Israel increase their holdings — a clear sign of
diverging global strategies.
Is this the end of the dollar’s dominance? Not quite — but it is
being diluted.
India HUMILIATES The USA in China -
Canada Watches - Sept 3, 2025
The USA is HUMILIATED on the World Stage by INDIA. A new World Order
is forming. Xi Jinping meets Narendra Modi & Vladimir Putin
personally in China. Canada needs to work to mend relationship with
India and China. Analysis here.
Canadian Coast Guard Now Officially
part of National Defence - Aug 3, 2025
Canada announced today that the Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) Has
officially become part of Canada's National Defence Team.
Ministers Joly and Leblanc comment on
U.S. tariffs, bolstering the economy – September 4, 2025
Ministers Mélanie Joly (industry) and Dominic LeBlanc (Canada-U.S.
trade, intergovernmental affairs) take questions from reporters in
Toronto, as a two-day meeting of the federal cabinet continues. They
comment on the state of negotiations with the Trump administration
in the U.S. regarding sectoral tariffs impacting steel, aluminum and
lumber industries. They also discuss tariff relief for affected
sectors and the government’s proposed defence industrial strategy.
PM Carney announces measures to
support Canada's strategic industries – September 5, 2025
At a news conference in Mississauga, Ont., Prime Minister Mark
Carney announces a series of measures to support Canada's industries
that are impacted by U.S. tariffs. Included in the plan is a review
of the federal government’s electric vehicle (EV) mandate and a new
“Buy Canada” policy.
Canada Mexico USA Job Numbers Out -
Not Good Sep 06, 2025
Latest Job reports for Canada, Mexico & USA are all BAD NEWS. US
tariff policy is having the effect predicted by most economists.
Killing JOBS. Analysis here.
Trump Shocked As Canada May Scrap 100%
EV Tariff On China - Sept 7, 2025
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Minister Mélanie Joly have set the
stage for one of the boldest shifts in Canada’s trade policy. After
scrapping the EV mandate, Ottawa is now openly exploring new ways to
make electric vehicles affordable for Canadians.
Joly said Canada is ready to import EVs from Europe, South Korea,
and Japan. But experts are asking the real question: will Canada
also consider removing the 100% tariff on Chinese EVs? Such a move
could not only cut prices for families, but also unlock a deal to
end the devastating canola tariffs China has imposed on Canadian
farmers.
This would be a dramatic break from Washington’s playbook. For
Donald Trump, Canada lifting tariffs on China would be a nightmare —
proof that his trade war is backfiring. Instead of weakening Canada,
it is forcing Ottawa to adapt, diversify, and chart its own path.
Important Note: This is an ongoing development. What you’ll hear in
this video is based on remarks from officials, expert analysis, and
critical discussion in Canadian media. The Canadian government has
not confirmed any decision to lift tariffs on Chinese EVs at this
stage.
In this video, we dive into the growing debate, the economic and
political stakes, and why Carney’s pragmatism could turn tariffs
from a weapon into an opportunity. Stay tuned with Canada Today for
the full story, and don’t forget to subscribe for more breaking
updates.
Canadian PM Mark Carney on US, Trump
Tariffs & Steel Production - Sept 9, 2025
Canadian-made water bomber back in
production to fight wildfires - Sept 8, 2025
America Stands Naked Before the World
- Sep 9, 2025
Canada has just shattered the illusion of American dominance leaving
the United States exposed before the entire world. Trump’s “easy to
win” trade war has backfired, costing America half a million jobs,
collapsing ports, and devastating farmers and manufacturers.
Meanwhile, Canada’s strategic retaliation and new global alliances
have reshaped the balance of power.
US Job Market Collapses - 1 MILLION
Jobs Lost as Fed Is Forced to Cut Rates - Sept 9, 2025
Canada Ranks FIRST As Most Loved
Country On Earth - Sept 10, 2025
PM Mark Carney makes announcement on
nation-building projects – Sep 11, 2025
Prime Minister Mark Carney holds a news conference in Edmonton to
make an announcement on major projects. Speaking to his caucus on
Wednesday, the prime minister confirmed that today he would announce
the first series of nation-building projects selected to be
fast-tracked for approval under the Building Canada Act.
Manitoba's Wab Kinew responds to
federal govt’s major projects announcement – September 11, 2025
Speaking with reporters in Winnipeg, Premier Wab Kinew reacts to
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s first list of nation-building projects
being recommended for fast-track approval.
Canada’s Secret Weapon: McIlvenna Bay
‘Clean’ Mine Set to Dominate North America’s Energy Future! - Sep
12, 2025
Amid escalating trade wars, U.S. tariffs, and a disrupted North
American supply chain, Canada is taking bold action. Prime Minister
Mark Carney has fast-tracked five major projects, with McIlvenna Bay
emerging as a strategic copper-zinc mine central to North America’s
clean energy transition. This video explores how a single mine could
reshape continental industrial strategy, secure critical EV and
renewable energy supply chains, and turn a trade crisis into
opportunity.
Why McIlvenna Bay matters: Global
demand for copper is set to skyrocket, driven by the electric
vehicle revolution and expansion of renewable energy grids.
Traditional sources in Chile and Peru face political risk, strikes,
and resource nationalism, threatening reliable supply. McIlvenna Bay
offers stable, ESG-compliant mining in Canada, powered by renewable
energy, fully electrified operations, and partnerships with
Indigenous communities, creating thousands of direct and indirect
jobs while fostering social and environmental responsibility.
This project is more than mining—it’s industrial insurance for North
America, providing a reliable critical minerals supply, supporting
EV adoption, battery manufacturing, and the continent’s green
economy. Fast-tracking raises concerns about environmental
assessments and community consultation, but transparent engagement,
rigorous monitoring, and enforceable agreements aim to set a global
standard for sustainable mining.
By positioning McIlvenna Bay as a strategic anchor, Canada is not
just a supplier of commodities—it becomes a geopolitical and
economic leader, integrating industrial resilience with ethical
resource development. From Saskatchewan to Detroit, Ontario, and
Silicon Valley, McIlvenna Bay symbolizes how trade conflicts can
catalyze innovation, sustainability, and continental
interdependence.
Discover how Canada leverages natural resources, ESG principles, and
strategic planning to redefine its role in North American industry,
green technology, and global mining leadership.
Mark Carney FINALIZES Alberta-Japan
Oil Deal - Sep 12, 2025
For decades, Alberta’s oil exports have been chained to the United
States. Nearly 90% of all crude flows south, giving Washington
control over prices, pipelines, and Canada’s economic future. But
now, under Prime Minister Mark Carney’s leadership, Alberta is
breaking free.
This video dives deep into the shocking, game-changing talks between
Alberta and Japan. The proposed investment would see Alberta
financing coker units in Japanese refineries, allowing Japan to
process Alberta’s heavy crude directly. The result? A guaranteed
Asian market, reduced dependence on the U.S., and the boldest step
toward Canadian energy independence in decades.
Canada’s $53 Billion Copper Deal Just
Shook the World - Sept 13. 2025
Welcome to GeoCapitalist, where we decode global wealth and explore
the implications of Canada's groundbreaking $53 billion copper mega
deal. This merger between Anglo-American and Tech Resources is set
to reshape the energy landscape, challenging US influence while
positioning Ottawa at the forefront of a resource more valuable than
oil.
Copper's critical role in electric vehicles, renewable energy
technologies, and defense systems cannot be overstated. As demand
skyrockets and supply dwindles, this deal not only transforms Canada
into a copper superpower but also alters geopolitical dynamics
worldwide. Discover how these shifts will impact us all!
Carney SHUTS DOWN Alberta Separatism -
Sept 13, 2025
Alberta separatism has once again become a flashpoint in Canadian
politics — but this time, Prime Minister Mark Carney is rewriting
the script. In a high-stakes interview, Carney addressed Premier
Danielle Smith’s nine demands, rising separatist sentiment in
Alberta, and Canada’s future as a united country.
Instead of confrontation, Carney is pursuing cooperation. He
reframed Smith’s list as solvable issues, pointed to a “grand
bargain” on energy and carbon capture, and tied Alberta’s future
directly to Canada’s strength on the global stage. His strategy not
only weakens separatist anger at home — it also undercuts Donald
Trump’s attempts to exploit Western alienation for political
leverage.
Mark Carney Announces 13 BILLION In
New Home Construction - Sept 15, 2025
Global Investors Are Dumping Dollar as
It Loses Value - Sept 15, 2025
AMERICA LOST THE ARCTIC – And Carney
Didn’t Fire a Shot - sept 15, 2025
While Washington was busy fighting tariff wars and chasing
headlines, Canada made the coldest move in modern history. Mark
Carney didn’t send soldiers or ships — he used silence, treaties,
and contracts to quietly lock the United States out of the Arctic
forever.
This wasn’t about ice. It was about 50 trillion dollars in oil, gas,
and rare earth minerals buried under frozen seas. Minerals America
needs for its military, its energy grid, its very survival.
Sask. Premier Moe returns from trade
talks in China - Sept. 15, 2025
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe was on a trade mission to China with
the Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister, Kody Blois, last
week.
Moe is taking reporter questions in Saskatoon about the trade
mission upon his return.
Carney Prepares to REMOVE 100% Tariff
on Chinese EVs - Sept. 16, 2025
Canada’s 100% tariff on Chinese electric vehicles is under serious
review. Prime Minister Mark Carney, meeting with Saskatchewan
Premier Scott Moe, expressed gratitude for Moe’s China trip to push
back against Beijing’s retaliation. Foreign Minister Mélanie Joly,
speaking before today’s cabinet meeting, confirmed Ottawa is
actively reviewing both the EV tariff and Canada’s ZEV mandates.
The stakes are high. China has already hit Canada’s canola farmers
with heavy tariffs in response, putting pressure on prairie
provinces. Now Carney and Joly are signaling that a policy shift
could be coming. Removing the EV tariff would bring relief for
farmers, open Canada to cheaper EVs, and even create space for deals
with Chinese automakers to manufacture cars in Canada — creating
thousands of jobs.
This would also mark a clear break with Donald Trump’s trade
strategy, which Carney no longer has reason to follow as Trump
threatens Canada’s economy. The debate has shifted. The EV tariff
once looked untouchable — but now, Canada may be preparing to lift
it.
Canada’s biggest food can maker coming
to Chatham - Sept, 2025
Ideal Can has made an $80 million investment, bringing an empty
factory back to life. CTV Windsor’s Sanjay Maru has the details.
Carney Joins Hands With Mexico in
SHOCK Energy Deal! - Sept. 17, 2025
Canada has just made a shocking energy move that will reshape North
America’s future. Under Prime Minister Mark Carney, Canada has
rejected U.S. pipeline demands — including calls to revive Keystone
XL — and is pivoting south to build energy ties with Mexico. Alberta
Premier Danielle Smith’s visit to Mexico has sparked speculation of
a new era in Canadian energy, where oil and gas flow by sea to
Mexico instead of pipelines to the United States.
This video dives deep into the political drama, the economic risks,
and the explosive consequences of Canada’s decision. Why did Mark
Carney leave oil pipelines off Canada’s national priority list? How
are Canadian companies like TC Energy expanding pipelines inside
Mexico? And what does this mean for the U.S., for Mexico, and for
Canadian sovereignty?
Trump & Poilievre HUMILIATED By Carney In Today's Parliament - Sept.
17, 2025
Today’s Parliament Question Period was nothing short of explosive.
Prime Minister Mark Carney clashed with opposition leader Pierre
Poilievre in a fiery debate that left Poilievre frustrated and
humiliated.
Poilievre repeated his usual soundbites and slogans, but Carney hit
back with facts, policy, and vision. The highlight came when Carney
made a huge statement: Canada’s economy, he said, is now stronger
than that of the United States because Canada has lower interest
rates. This bold claim drew gasps in the chamber and sent a clear
message — Canada is carving out its own economic path, no longer
defined by Trump’s America.
Carney pointed to Canada’s fiscal anchors, record investments, and
stability as proof that his leadership is delivering prosperity.
Poilievre, on the other hand, stuck to clickbait rhetoric without
offering real solutions.
Inflation rises to 1.9% in August,
short of expectations | CTV National News at 5:30 for Sep 16 2025
Some stubbornness at the gas pumps pushed the headline inflation
rate a couple ticks higher to 1.9 per cent in August, Statistics
Canada said Tuesday.
Mark Carney and Claudia Sheinbaum
Outline Partnership Plans - Sep 18, 2025
Mark Carney and Claudia Sheinbaum come together for a joint press
conference focusing on the future of Canada–Mexico relations. The
discussion highlights cooperation on trade, regional development,
and shared priorities across North America.
New data shows how much Canadians are
avoiding the U.S. - Sep 18,2025
In the face of the U.S. trade war, data shows many Canadians are
choosing to shift their spending habits away from American products
and travel, CBC's J.P. Tasker reports.
Sep 19, 2025
Canada just unleashed a $155 BILLION retaliation package that
Washington never saw coming. Oil, minerals, food, and energy — the
lifelines of America — are now in Mark Carney’s hands. While Trump
thought tariffs would crush Ottawa, Canada has turned the tables.
The U.S. is facing blackouts, factory shutdowns, and the collapse of
trust in its closest alliance.
This isn’t just a trade fight — it’s the controlled demolition of
American dominance. From the Keystone XL reversal to Canada’s
critical mineral monopoly, the truth is brutal: America needs Canada
more than Canada needs America.
No politician is spared from Tom
Mulcair, except for one - Sep 21, 2025
Sep 21, 2025
Canada’s quiet boycott of the United States is no longer hidden —
it’s visible in the numbers, and it’s historic. Cross-border travel
is collapsing, U.S. exports are falling, and Canadians are
redirecting billions in trade to Europe, the U.K., and beyond. Sales
of American liquor are down 62%, grocery stores are replacing U.S.
products with Canadian suppliers, and Canadian culture is thriving
like never before.
This massive boycott follows Donald Trump’s trade war, sovereignty
threats, and years of Washington treating Canada as a junior
partner. Now U.S. officials like Ambassador Pete Hoekstra say
they’re “disappointed” that Canadians aren’t passionate about the
relationship. The truth? Canadians are passionate — passionate about
standing up for themselves and for Canada.
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s vision of diversifying Canada’s
relationships is coming to life. This is the new Canada:
independent, global, and no longer reliant on the United States.
CANADA JUST CUT AMERICA OFF – This Is
the Breaking Point - Sept 22, 2025
Washington thought Canada would always play the obedient junior
partner. But Mark Carney just flipped the script — live, brutal, and
undeniable. In a single moment, Canada told America “NO,” shattered
Trump’s bluff, and exposed the U.S. empire’s biggest weakness: it
only works when allies obey.
This isn’t just a trade spat — it’s the start of a new North
American reality where Canada holds the leverage, and America is
forced to beg.
Canadian PM Carney Takes Audience
Questions at Council on Foreign Relations in NY - Sep 22, 2025
DRM News presents live coverage of Canadian Prime Minister Mark
Carney's address at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York on
September 22, 2025, starting at 12:30 PM EDT. Carney discusses
Canada's response to US tariffs, building economic resilience, and
strengthening alliances amid global trade shifts. Watch now for
in-depth analysis and key takeaways on bilateral relations.
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Canada SEIZES fighter jet contracts, leaving the U.S. in shock. This
unexpected move has stunned Washington and defense experts
worldwide. Wolff responds with a deep dive into the geopolitical,
economic, and military consequences of this breaking development.
From behind-the-scenes negotiations to the Pentagon’s response,
wolff responds with clear analysis on how this deal impacts U.S.
defense strategy. Could Canada’s decision reshape global military
partnerships? Wolff responds to the tough questions and uncovers
what this means for NATO allies and the future of fighter jet
contracts.
Stay until the end as wolff responds with exclusive insights on how
America might counter this shocking power shift. Don’t miss the
breakdown of one of the most important defense stories of the year,
where wolff responds to every angle.
Carney DESTROYS U.S. Ambassador
Hoekstra’s Insulting Remarks on Canadians - Sept 22, 2025
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney delivers a strong response after
U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra’s insulting remarks about Canadians in
Halifax. Hoekstra tried to downplay talk of a trade war, but his
words sparked outrage across Canada, fueling anger among citizens
and reinforcing national unity. Statistics Canada data shows
cross-border travel down 34% and exports to the U.S. falling by $5
billion, proving the real costs of Trump’s tariffs. Carney’s calm
but firm stance sent a clear message: Canada will only negotiate on
equal terms. This video breaks down Hoekstra’s comments, the public
backlash, and why Trump’s tariff policy has backfired, leaving
Washington frustrated while Canada grows stronger.
Canada Builds North America’s First
Cobalt Refinery – Here’s Why America May Soon Rely on It - Sep 22,
2025
Canada has taken a major step in the race for critical minerals.
With Ontario investing $17.5 million in North America’s first cobalt
refinery, the project led by Electra Battery Materials could supply
enough battery-grade cobalt for 1 million EVs every year starting in
2027. This development not only creates new jobs and value at home,
but also positions Canada as a strategic supplier the United States
may soon rely on. In this video, we break down the numbers, the
economic impact, and what this shift means for Canada–U.S. trade and
energy security.
Sep 20, 2025
Why Canada chose the Saab Gripen fighter jet over the F-35 and Super
Hornet in its Future Fighter Capability Project (FFCP). This is more
than just a jet comparison—it’s a deep dive into the geopolitical,
strategic, and economic reasons that shaped Canada’s decision.
Canada Emerges as GLOBAL POWER After
Carney & Diana UN Remarks - Sept 23, 2025
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and First Lady Diana Fox Carney
co-hosted a powerful UN session with Ukrainian President Volodymyr
Zelenskyy in New York during the United Nations General Assembly.
Their strong opening remarks are being praised worldwide as proof
that Canada has returned to global leadership.
Carney declared that Canada will stand with Ukraine until victory,
doubling down on his pledge to defend democracy, sovereignty, and
international law. He highlighted Canada’s unwavering support, from
defense spending to humanitarian aid, and made it clear that Russia
cannot break Ukraine’s spirit.
Diana Fox Carney delivered one of the most emotional moments of the
session, calling Russia’s abduction of Ukrainian children a war
crime and demanding that justice be delivered for Ukraine’s
families. Her words resonated deeply, underscoring Canada’s moral
leadership at the UN.
This historic session shows that Canada’s role on the world stage is
no longer fading — it is rising. With Carney and the First Lady
standing firmly alongside President Zelenskyy, Canada is sending a
clear message: the world must not tire of defending freedom.
Diplomatic breakthrough between China
and Canada | CTV National News for Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2025
Trade relations between China and Canada are warming up; Donald
Trump delivered harsh words at the UN General Assembly; the Canadian
stock market is on an upward swing; plus, inspiring words from an
80-year-old softball player.
Canada has cut off its multi-billion dollar F-35 contract with the
US, ending its defense dependence. While Trump responded with
sarcasm, Ottawa chose to cooperate with Sweden, produce Gripen in
Canada, create 6,000 jobs a year and build a “Buy Canada” policy. A
major turning point for national security, economy and sovereignty.
USA Threatens Canadian Tourists For
Not Showing Up - Sept 27, 2025
USA Threatens Canadian Tourists For Not Showing Up - Sept 27, 2025
Because Canadian travel to the USA has collapsed Arrogant US
Ambassador threatens to make travel harder and potentially more
dangerous for Canadians. If US follows through expect Canadians to
boycott US travel even MORE.
USA Threatens Canadian Tourists For
Not Showing Up - Sept 27, 2025
Because Canadian travel to the USA has collapsed Arrogant US
Ambassador threatens to make travel harder and potentially more
dangerous for Canadians. If US follows through expect Canadians to
boycott US travel even MORE.
USA Stupidity Secures Gains For Canada
& Germany - Sep 29, 2025
Bad USA policy forcing USA MANUFACTURING to move to Canada and
Germany. Latest Canada GDP numbers UP! Good News!
TRUMP SHOCKED as GOP Leaders Travel
North to BEG Canada - Sep 28, 2025
COFFEE CRISIS: America SHUT OUT as
Canada Grabs Brazil’s $12 BILLION Deal! - Sep 29, 2025
September 2025 — the global coffee market is shaken as Brazil, the
world’s largest coffee exporter, signs a $12 billion trade deal with
Canada, shutting the U.S. out. From small coffee shops in New York
to Starbucks-style chains in California, supplies are suddenly
tightening, and arabica prices are climbing fast.
While Washington struggles with Trump’s tariffs, U.S. trade war
policies, and rising inflation, Ottawa under Prime Minister Mark
Carney moves decisively: securing long-term supply from Brazil,
protecting farmers, and strengthening North America’s position in
the global economy.
This video explains why the $12 billion coffee deal is more than
trade — it’s a strategic move in the U.S.-Canada trade war,
reshaping global supply chains, commodity markets, and the future of
international coffee exports.
Canada Gambles on Churchill Port — As
U.S. Trade Routes Falter - Sep 29, 2025
In this episode, we’ll explore how Canada is betting on the remote
Port of Churchill as U.S. trade routes falter under Trump’s tariffs.
While Los Angeles and other American ports report their weakest
performance in years, Ottawa sees an opening to turn Churchill—North
America’s only deep-water Arctic port—into a strategic gateway. Can
this northern gamble reshape Canada’s trade future, or will
geography and cost keep it a risky experiment?
Canada’s Gripen Deal EXPOSED – The
Truth They Didn’t Want You to Know! - Sep 30
Canada’s secret Gripen deal has finally been exposed! Discover the
shocking truth behind why NATO and the U.S. never wanted you to know
about Sweden’s Gripen fighter jet. From hidden negotiations to
political pressure, this is the untold story Canada tried to keep
secret.
Carney BREAKS DOWN in Heartfelt Speech
That Moved Canada - Sep 30
On Canada’s National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, Prime
Minister Mark Carney delivered one of the most emotional speeches of
his career. His voice cracked as he spoke about the children who
never returned home from residential schools — a dark chapter in
Canada’s history that continues to haunt survivors and families
today.
In his address, Carney honored survivors, remembered the children
who were lost, and pledged that remembrance must be matched with
responsibility. He promised that Canada will build a future rooted
in Indigenous leadership, justice, and prosperity. His vow — we will
not fail you — touched the heart of a nation and reminded Canadians
that reconciliation is not one day, but every day.
This video takes you inside the most powerful moments of Carney’s
speech, the tears that moved a country, and the promise of a Canada
committed to healing and justice. Subscribe to Canada Today for more
breaking news, political analysis, and stories that matter to
Canadians.
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Today is sharing it here strictly for informational and educational
purposes.
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s speech on the National Day for Truth
and Reconciliation is being described as his most powerful moment
yet. In an emotional Carney speech, the Canadian political leader
choked up and broke down in tears while delivering a heartfelt
address about the residential schools in Canada. Carney honored the
survivors of residential schools and remembered the Indigenous
children who never returned home, pledging that remembrance must be
matched with responsibility. His vow, “we will not fail you,”
instantly became one of Carney’s most powerful words, moving the
nation and sparking headlines in Canada breaking news. This Carney
emotional speech not only highlighted the tragedy of the past but
also reaffirmed his government’s commitment to Indigenous rights in
Canada. Across Canadian politics news, many are calling this a
turning point — a moment where Carney moves Canada with truth,
vulnerability, and resolve.
U.S on the EDGE of the GREATEST
Historic COLLAPSE - Sep 30
America is on the brink — and in this urgent exposé, wolff responds
to the warning signs flashing across the economy. From soaring debt
to collapsing consumer confidence, wolff responds to the perfect
storm that could lead to the greatest financial collapse in U.S.
history. What’s fueling the crisis? Who stands to lose the most? And
how close are we to the breaking point? Stay tuned as wolff responds
with data, analysis, and hard truths the mainstream won’t say. As
institutions falter and markets wobble, wolff responds with clarity
in the chaos — helping you prepare before it's too late. Don’t miss
a second of this high-impact breakdown where wolff responds to
America’s looming collapse.
Canada & The Netherlands New
Connection - Sep 30
Discover the powerful yet quiet alliances forming between Canada and
the Netherlands that are reshaping global trade. This video delves
into new memorandums, port partnerships, and energy corridors
linking Ottawa to Rotterdam and Amsterdam. With a focus on hydrogen
exports, critical minerals, and digital infrastructure, we explore
how these strategic moves could bypass U.S. control over Atlantic
commerce.
Carney & Irish Government Join Forces
- Sep 29
Ireland’s Prime Minister has declared that Canada is the obvious
choice for trade and investment, leaving Donald Trump’s tariff
policies in ruins. In this explosive video, Canada Live exposes how
Mark Carney has turned Trump’s aggressive tariffs into an
opportunity, forging a powerful alliance with Ireland that reshapes
global trade.
I now complete this months account by
noting that I seem to have changed my habits over the past few
months in that I find I am not going out of the house very often.
Almost all my shopping is now being delivered and so I really only
go out to get my blood work done and my six weekly appointment to
get an injection in my good eye to help me retain the vision I still
have.
While I am still able to see ok I have
found that my judgment on distances is not as good as it once was.
And night driving is really not safe.
I have taken a great deal of interest
in the current trade war with the USA and so find most days I am
viewing videos and other material on Trumps Tariffs.
To my thinking Trump has not taken
into account the feelings of countries in the world to his threats.
The fact that he's all over the place on them makes it difficult for
American businesses to plan ahead and all other countries have the
same issues.
Of course from a Canadian perspective
it's not a good position to be in BUT I am impressed by the pivot
Canada is now making to trade with the rest of the world.
I note also the Tariff issues with
China which also complicates issues with their sweeping increase on
tariffs on Canadian Canola. This seems to be the result in us adding
a 100% tariff on Chinese electric cars. Now if we removed this
tariff then likely we'd get the high tariff on our Canola products
removed. However China is now having to import this product at
higher prices elsewhere in the world.
Likewise Ontario would be hit in the
Auto sector by removal of Chinese EV tariffs but then Canadians
would be able to purchase much cheaper electric vehicles.
And so it's not a simple situation and
is actually quite complex to decide the best way forward.
It's like the defense industry... why
should we purchase the F35 fighter aircraft from the USA when it
seems to be a no brainer to purchase them from Sweden. It's
actually quite hard to get reliable information on this situation as
the videos I watch seem to be generated by AI and so not sure how
reliable the information is.
I'm also a bit conflicted on which
videos to put up on the site. I tend to look at the number of
views the video gets as a kind of reliability measure although it's
not as reliable as it might be. I would certainly encourage
all my readers to take time to look at other reports. Like I
have put up a few MidasTouch videos but they are very anti-Trump.
I will finish this months findings by
admitting that I have become hooked on the videos by Wild West Love
Story. Most are about ranchers that find an abused native Indian
woman and end up marrying them. I have always enjoyed cowboy
books with authors like Louis Lamour and J. T. Edson, and have a good collection of them in my home.
Mind you I am starting to find that the stories are becoming a bit
repetitive so how long I'll still listen to them is anyone's guess.
