Statement by Prime
Minister Carney to mark the New Year
December 31, 2025
Ottawa, Ontario
“Tonight, Canadians will gather with loved ones to celebrate the
start of the New Year.
This is a time for families and friends across the country to come
together and to welcome the year ahead. On New Year’s Eve, we pause
to reflect on the moments over the year that brought us joy, and the
people in our lives who made them special.
Although this year has brought more than its share of challenges to
our country, we have also been reminded that we are fortunate to be
part of one extraordinary, generous, and caring nation.
We are strongest when we are united, when we look out for each
other, and when we take care of each other. That is what makes
Canada strong.
As this year comes to a close, we resolve to carry that same spirit
and those same values into 2026.
Happy New Year, Canada.”
Canada’s Aluminum
Decision Trigger U.S. Supply CRISIS — Trump Has No Solution!
This story breaks down how Canada’s aluminum decisions triggered a
full-scale supply crisis inside the United States — and why Trump
has no viable solution heading into 2026.
For decades, the U.S. relied on Canadian aluminum as the backbone of
its manufacturing sector. Canada supplied more than half of
America’s total aluminum needs, providing clean, hydro-powered metal
that U.S. producers could no longer make competitively at home.
Trump believed tariffs would force Canada into submission.
Instead, Canada adapted.
This analysis examines how Trump’s aluminum tariffs backfired by
pushing Canadian producers to redirect shipments toward Europe and
Asia, permanently reshaping global aluminum trade flows. As Canadian
smelters diversified away from the U.S., American manufacturers were
left paying higher premiums, absorbing massive tariff costs, and
scrambling for supply that does not exist domestically.
We look at why the United States cannot replace Canadian aluminum —
not in months, not in years, and possibly not ever. Rising energy
costs, shuttered smelters, grid constraints, and long-term
infrastructure losses have left American production structurally
uncompetitive. Meanwhile, Canada’s hydroelectric advantage has
become a strategic asset it has no reason to surrender.
This video also explores how aluminum has quietly become leverage
for Canada ahead of the 2026 CUSMA negotiations — and why every
month this crisis continues deepens America’s dependency while
locking Canada into new global partnerships.
This isn’t just a story about tariffs or metal.
It’s about how trade pressure exposed dependence — and how Canada
turned that exposure into power.
TRUMP SHOCKED as
Affordability FORCES Him to DROP Lumber Tariffs, Housing HITS WALL,
COSTS SPIKE! - Jan 1
HUGE News For
Canada's Economy - Why The Pessimists Were WRONG - Jan 1
Discover why the pessimists were wrong about Canada's economy. We
break down the surprising 2.6% GDP growth, the new "Buy Canadian"
policy, and the thriving job market. Learn how Prime Minister Mark
Carney's strategy is stabilizing the nation while the US faces
tariff-induced chaos. From the Ring of Fire expansion to falling
inflation, we reveal the data behind Canada’s economic resilience.
Watch now to understand the real forecast for Canada's future.
New Code of Conduct
for Grocery Companies Starts Tomorrow
Canadian grocery firms will have to abide by a new set of rules in
2026. What changes and how could they impact your pocket book?
Trump’s Ambassador
KICKED OUT of Canada — Diplomatic Crisis Explodes - Jan 1
In a stunning diplomatic escalation, Canada has expelled a sitting
U.S. ambassador, triggering one of the most serious political crises
between Washington and Ottawa in decades. In this 13-minute
deep-dive, we break down what really happened, why Canada drew a
hard line, and how Donald Trump’s foreign policy style pushed a
close ally to the brink. Told in the Rachel Maddow narrative style,
this video connects the dots between diplomacy, sovereignty, trade,
and global consequences — with context the headlines won’t give you.
This isn’t just a diplomatic spat; it’s a warning sign for alliances
worldwide.
