Alberta Just
OFFICIALY Made A HUGE $250M Pipeline Deal With BC! - Jul 31, 2025
Alberta just announced a $3.5 billion pipeline to export natural gas
liquids directly to Asia—without Ottawa’s approval. Backed by
Premier Danielle Smith, this move marks a major shift in power,
trade, and Canadian energy politics. Here’s why this pipeline could
change everything.
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 FURIOUSLY
Hikes 50% Tariff — Carney Shuts the Door on U.S. Imports - 2nd Aug
2025
Trump FURIOUSLY Hikes 50% Tariff — Carney Shuts the Door on U.S.
Imports. As Trump FURIOUSLY pushes a shocking 50% tariff on key
Canadian goods, he expected Canada to fold. But instead — Mark
Carney didn’t even flinch. He shut the door. This video exposes how
Carney blocked U.S. imports without making noise — and how Canadian
provinces, consumers, and supply chains united in silent
retaliation.From Ontario's internal freight shift to Alberta’s
boycott of U.S. aluminum, this isn’t just economic resistance — it’s
a full national reset. And while Trump screams for access, Canada’s
new trade blueprint no longer runs through Washington.This isn’t
diplomacy. It’s a trade rejection. And it’s already reshaping the
North American map.
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.
Trump SHOCKED as
Timber Giant COLLAPSES After Canada Tariffs — U.S. Housing Takes a
Hit! Trade War - Aug 4, 2025
The U.S. housing market is facing an unexpected storm — and at its
center are Trump Tariffs that have upended the Timber and Lumber
trade. This video investigates how rising Canada Tariffs on Canada
Lumber — in response to U.S. moves — have triggered a Trade War
that’s rippling through the U.S. Timber industry.
With Trump Tariffs pushing costs higher, American builders now
struggle with a shrinking supply of Canada Lumber and soaring Lumber
prices. Timber shipments that once flowed freely are now caught in
policy crossfire. The result? U.S. Housing costs rise, projects
stall, and families are left behind.
Canada Walks Away
From US Trade "Negotiations" - Aug 4, 2025
There was really NO DEAL to be made so Carney says Stop. This is
very good news. What will happen next? Detailed analysis here.
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.
China is Buying
More Canadian Oil, Thanks to Trump's Tariffs - Aug 4,m 2025
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.
MSNBC's Rachel
Maddow
Canada SHOCKS U.S. with Export Ban - Carney’s Asian Mega-Deal
Uncovered! Aug 7. 2025
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.
