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Anyone catch this? Mark Carney gets asked about the CUSMA deadline tomorrow… TICK TOCK ⏰ And the one that decides whether we lock in a stable 16-year trade deal with our biggest customer or get stuck in annual reviews while Trump tariffs keep hammering Canadian jobs. His response? “No...

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Ahead of free trade negotiations in January, Mark Carney believes the US is violating CUSMA by putting tariffs on Canadian steel and autos Here's a wrap on our year-end interview with the PM, including him being "open" to and "looking" for more floor crossers #cdnpoli

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Carney gets asked why he didn’t bring up CUSMA when he spoke to Trump the other day because there are many industries relying on a trade deal. His flustered answer is quite telling. He says he has spoken to Trump about the CUSMA deal? When? That sounds like a lie. And then he has the audacity to say he is looking out for the industries in Canada by not accepting bad deals. What are these bad deals? If you are relying on this Government to save your industry, I would be quite concerned.

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As an Ontarian watching this… I’m actually speechless 🤦🏻‍♂️ Doug Ford is now out here saying “we can’t keep delaying” US trade talks and “we need to get to the table” ASAP ahead of the CUSMA deadline. This is the **SAME** Doug Ford who ordered **ALL** American booze pulled from LCBO shelves in 2025 — and still refuses to put it back until the US “concedes” in the trade war. The same guy whose government blew **$75 MILLION** of Ontario taxpayer dollars on big anti-tariff ads in the US (that even Mark Carney reportedly begged him to pull). But now — literally the day after Carney goes south and says a “strong Canada will help Make America Great Again” — Ford suddenly flips the script and wants urgency? This is what “leadership” looks like in Ontario? Pure political theatre. Ontario — be honest, are you buying this sudden change of heart? Drop your thoughts below 👇 #DougFord #Ontario #CUSMA #TradeWar #BoozeBan #cdnpoli #MarkCarney #Hypocrisy
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As an Ontarian watching this… I’m actually speechless 🤦🏻‍♂️ Doug Ford is now out here saying “we can’t keep delaying” US trade talks and “we need to get to the table” ASAP ahead of the CUSMA deadline. This is the **SAME** Doug Ford who ordered **ALL** American booze pulled from LCBO shelves in 2025 — and still refuses to put it back until the US “concedes” in the trade war. The same guy whose government blew **$75 MILLION** of Ontario taxpayer dollars on big anti-tariff ads in the US (that even Mark Carney reportedly begged him to pull). But now — literally the day after Carney goes south and says a “strong Canada will help Make America Great Again” — Ford suddenly flips the script and wants urgency? This is what “leadership” looks like in Ontario? Pure political theatre. Ontario — be honest, are you buying this sudden change of heart? Drop your thoughts below 👇 #DougFord #Ontario #CUSMA #TradeWar #BoozeBan #cdnpoli #MarkCarney #Hypocrisy

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Carney's Next Crisis Won't Be A Pandemic — And He's Already Got The Solution Ready While Canadians are focused on tariffs and trade wars, Mark Carney is quietly setting up the conditions for the next crisis — and this time it won't be a virus. CUSMA renewal is on the line. July 1st is the deadline. 1 in 6 Canadian jobs depends on US trade. If negotiations fail, Carney doesn't need a pandemic to justify CERB 2.0. He just needs you desperate enough to sign up for it. And when you do — Digital ID comes with it. This is how they do it. Not by force. By making you need it. Watch the full episode 👇

Nico Lagan

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BREAKING: it is now being reported that Doug Ford is responsible for a veto on the trade deal we had with the US. Mark Carney liked the deal and was ready to accept it, but Doug Ford refused to put US alcohol back on the shelves as long as there is tariffs on vehicles. Why? Bloomberg reported that whether there was a 8%, 50%, or 100% tariffs on vehicles, there would be no business case for Stellantis to remain in Canada. Our government never told us any of this. This is exactly why Canadians need to see & understand the deal that was going to be agreed to.

Mario Zelaya

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Mark Carney sold himself as the master negotiator who was going to handle Trump, attract big investment, and get things built at “unimaginable speeds.” Here’s what actually happened: The UAE showed up with **$70 billion** ready to invest in Canada and create jobs. Carney’s own Major Projects Office turned them away. No shovel-ready projects. Just more bureaucracy and excuses. Then he went and gave away half the toll revenue on the Gordie Howe Bridge — a bridge **Canadians paid $6.4 billion** to build. The original deal was Canada keeps the money until we’re made whole. Carney caved and handed the Americans 50% plus veto power on tolls. This is the same guy who stood on stage with hard hats behind him promising he was the only one who could deliver. He’s not delivering. He’s blocking investment and giving away Canadian assets. This is what “Canada Strong” looks like under Mark Carney. #cdnpoli #CarneyFail #GordieHoweBridge #UAE #CanadaFirst

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One month before the election, Carney looked straight into the camera and played the tough guy. “Trump wants to break us so America can own us.” “We won’t let that happen.” “We’re going to get stronger.” “They’re going to come to the table on our terms.” How’s that working out? Canada now has the fastest falling housing market in the entire G7. Mortgage arrears are at recession levels. The economy is soft, investment is leaving, and the “experienced economic leader” is still talking while Canadians watch their wealth shrink. Campaign Carney talked tough. Governing Carney delivered the opposite. That’s not leadership. That’s theatre. #cdnpoli #LiberalFail #CanadaFirst

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Carney walked away from the table and sold it as a last-minute attack on Canadian sovereignty. A trade lawyer just poked a hole in that story. CUSMA already has Article 32.10. If Canada wants a free trade deal with a non-market economy, we already have to notify the U.S. They already get to review it. They already get a path to walk if they don’t like it. So was Friday some brand new surrender of Canada… or a tougher version of a clause we already signed? Carney won’t release the text. Which tells you everything. If the demand was outrageous, show it. If it wasn’t, stop wrapping a failed negotiation in a flag and calling it leadership. Release the deal! Let Canadians see what actually changed! #cdnpoli #CanadaFirst #CUSMA

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Carney & the Liberals, failed. We have no deal with the US. Now, Trump said the US doesn’t need CUSMA. So Carney goes China. To decouple our economy from the US. The likely outcome: -tariffs on Chinese EVs will be dropped -counter-tariffs on Canola will be dropped -Carney will likely invite/allow them to invest tens of billions on oil/tanker/gas infrastructure going to China -China ownership in key oil/gas/infrastructure Carney is getting warm with the same regime that interfered in our elections & helped get him elected. He failed in getting a deal with the US. So now he’s prioritizing China over the US. And the US is preparing for this, as demonstrated by their interest in Venezuelan oil and Potash from Belarus.

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Trump says the deal is done. Subject to documents. Carney says “substantial progress.” Still no text. So here’s the scoreboard so far. Canada paid $6.4 billion to build the Gordie Howe Bridge. Then handed the U.S. half the net revenue for 15 years after Trump threatened to block it. Canada rescinded the digital services tax to restart talks. $647 million collected. Then refunded. The July 2025 deadline still came and went. Canada rolled back most of its retaliatory tariffs. Now Trump says U.S. farmers’ tariffs into Canada go to zero. “They gave us the points that we had to have.” And Canadians still don’t get to read the terms. LeBlanc swears supply management is intact. Trump swears his farmers are thrilled. Those two statements don’t both stay true forever. This is the guy who ran as the only one who could take Trump on. A year later it’s still the same pattern. Canada gives first. Ottawa explains later. If at all. A three-day pause is not a win. It’s another invoice we haven’t been shown. Show the documents. Then tell us who actually won. #cdnpoli #CanadaFirst

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19,003 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Mark Carney says that he has spoken with Donald Trump in "recent days" On the trade Carney said "This isn't a question of emotion. It's a question of sovereignty for Canada ... Canada is always ready to strike a fair deal. We believe there's a mutually beneficial deal for Canada and the United States, and our team, myself, are ready" #cdnpoli
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Mark Carney says that he has spoken with Donald Trump in "recent days" On the trade Carney said "This isn't a question of emotion. It's a question of sovereignty for Canada ... Canada is always ready to strike a fair deal. We believe there's a mutually beneficial deal for Canada and the United States, and our team, myself, are ready" #cdnpoli

Mackenzie Gray

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This is an American talking to Americans. Victor Davis Hanson is not on our side of the table. He’s explaining why Washington thinks Carney bolted. Hear that clearly. Ottawa sold you sovereignty and culture. Hanson’s version: chronic surplus, China steel wrapped as Canadian, and a digital tax they already made us drop. We don’t have to adopt his speech. We do have to live with the result. No deal. The customer that still takes most of our exports is sitting in that room. Carney walked. He told Canadians it was Quebec and pride. Washington heard transshipment and timing. One of those stories is for votes. The other is how the other side prices us. Guess which one hits the plant and the grocery bill. #cdnpoli #CanadaFirst #Carney
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This is an American talking to Americans. Victor Davis Hanson is not on our side of the table. He’s explaining why Washington thinks Carney bolted. Hear that clearly. Ottawa sold you sovereignty and culture. Hanson’s version: chronic surplus, China steel wrapped as Canadian, and a digital tax they already made us drop. We don’t have to adopt his speech. We do have to live with the result. No deal. The customer that still takes most of our exports is sitting in that room. Carney walked. He told Canadians it was Quebec and pride. Washington heard transshipment and timing. One of those stories is for votes. The other is how the other side prices us. Guess which one hits the plant and the grocery bill. #cdnpoli #CanadaFirst #Carney

JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦

44,301 Aufrufe • vor 29 Tagen

Canada is set to get a reduction on current U.S. steel, aluminum and auto tariffs (but unlikely on softwood) as a part of a deal with the US, according to a source with direct knowledge of the talks Some of what Canada has moved on, dairy quota’s and the feds have put the ball in the provinces court, put US booze back on the shelf or there won’t be a deal Chief Canadian negotiator Janice Charette remains in Washington for talks that are continuing, mainly on autos but even if the deal is finalized, there will still be multiple auto issues that need to be dealt with during proper free trade talks The view of the Carney government, the current deal being discussed is better for most provinces and for Canada, compared than having the threatened 50% tariffs coming into place and business having less certainty To persuade sectors and/or provinces who are unhappy, watch for new policy or financial measures from the Carney government that could help make what’s in the deal more palatable #cdnpoli
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Canada is set to get a reduction on current U.S. steel, aluminum and auto tariffs (but unlikely on softwood) as a part of a deal with the US, according to a source with direct knowledge of the talks Some of what Canada has moved on, dairy quota’s and the feds have put the ball in the provinces court, put US booze back on the shelf or there won’t be a deal Chief Canadian negotiator Janice Charette remains in Washington for talks that are continuing, mainly on autos but even if the deal is finalized, there will still be multiple auto issues that need to be dealt with during proper free trade talks The view of the Carney government, the current deal being discussed is better for most provinces and for Canada, compared than having the threatened 50% tariffs coming into place and business having less certainty To persuade sectors and/or provinces who are unhappy, watch for new policy or financial measures from the Carney government that could help make what’s in the deal more palatable #cdnpoli

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