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LOUD AND CLEAR from U.S. Trade Rep Jamieson Greer: Canada has had retaliatory measures in place against the U.S. for at least a YEAR. Dairy has been discriminatory against American producers for even longer — and Carney’s government gave Europeans a better deal than the U.S. Provinces slapped hard...

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Jamieson Greer on Trump's retaliatory tariffs on retaliatory tariffs: "Canada has had its retaliatory measures in place on us for at least a year ... We have tried for over a year to get the Canadians to eliminate these things. Again, we've given them the best treatment available in the world in the past year or so, and despite that, they've still taken these actions, so we thought it was necessary to elevate this."
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Jamieson Greer on Trump's retaliatory tariffs on retaliatory tariffs: "Canada has had its retaliatory measures in place on us for at least a year ... We have tried for over a year to get the Canadians to eliminate these things. Again, we've given them the best treatment available in the world in the past year or so, and despite that, they've still taken these actions, so we thought it was necessary to elevate this."

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.United States Trade Representative Ambassador Greer explains the tariffs on a set of Canadian imports: "They banned the sale of U.S. liquor and other booze on Canadian shelves. They capped and limited the amount of autos that could be shipped [from] the United States from companies who were reshoring to the U.S., and they also continue to maintain limited space to market access for U.S. dairy ... and so it was a natural consequence, after a year of these measures being in place... for President Donald J. Trump to take action."
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.United States Trade Representative Ambassador Greer explains the tariffs on a set of Canadian imports: "They banned the sale of U.S. liquor and other booze on Canadian shelves. They capped and limited the amount of autos that could be shipped [from] the United States from companies who were reshoring to the U.S., and they also continue to maintain limited space to market access for U.S. dairy ... and so it was a natural consequence, after a year of these measures being in place... for President Donald J. Trump to take action."

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Canada has agreed to "intensify" trade negotiations with the U.S., says Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. Following Trump's new 50% tariffs on Canadian autos, dairy, and alcohol, Carney says Canada is looking for a more "comprehensive deal."

Yahoo Finance

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cbcwatcher

128,660 views • 5 days ago

You guys remember Canada? 🇨🇦 Like when Canada was actually Canada… When it had Canadian values that people from across the world actually wanted to come and embrace… Not a place where a whole bunch of people who aren’t Canadian get shipped in and then tell you what a Canadian is. Remember when the government was full of competent people who wouldn’t just do stupid shit for social brownie points? When people could actually afford homes… When Canadian kids who’d been here for generations could still get a job… When you could make a decent living and still have money left over at the end of the month instead of penny-pinching on six figures.” This guy just said out loud what millions of us are thinking every single day. That Canada is gone 🥺 And under Carney’s Liberals it’s not coming back unless we force the change. Watch this. Feel it. Share it. #cdnpoli #CarneyFail #CanadaFirst #HousingCrisis
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You guys remember Canada? 🇨🇦 Like when Canada was actually Canada… When it had Canadian values that people from across the world actually wanted to come and embrace… Not a place where a whole bunch of people who aren’t Canadian get shipped in and then tell you what a Canadian is. Remember when the government was full of competent people who wouldn’t just do stupid shit for social brownie points? When people could actually afford homes… When Canadian kids who’d been here for generations could still get a job… When you could make a decent living and still have money left over at the end of the month instead of penny-pinching on six figures.” This guy just said out loud what millions of us are thinking every single day. That Canada is gone 🥺 And under Carney’s Liberals it’s not coming back unless we force the change. Watch this. Feel it. Share it. #cdnpoli #CarneyFail #CanadaFirst #HousingCrisis

JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦

18,068 views • 27 days ago

Our Government running to China & having meetings with car manufacturers there is not just an irritant to the U.S. but also Japan. Japan does not agree with Carney’s “middle powers” nonsense as they rely on the U.S. economy, and if Canada wants to continue to have Japanese auto manufacturing in Canada, the USMCA deal is essential for that. Our Government is playing a dangerous game.
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Our Government running to China & having meetings with car manufacturers there is not just an irritant to the U.S. but also Japan. Japan does not agree with Carney’s “middle powers” nonsense as they rely on the U.S. economy, and if Canada wants to continue to have Japanese auto manufacturing in Canada, the USMCA deal is essential for that. Our Government is playing a dangerous game.

Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱

20,696 views • 1 month ago

Andrew Coyne says it out loud Canada’s about to get GUTTED in the USMCA renegotiation. 💀 Instead of a unified trade deal, we’re headed for a two-tranche setup where the U.S. becomes the hub and we’re just the spoke. Translation: Investment FLOODS south🇺🇸 Canada gets crumbs This is economic dismemberment
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Andrew Coyne says it out loud Canada’s about to get GUTTED in the USMCA renegotiation. 💀 Instead of a unified trade deal, we’re headed for a two-tranche setup where the U.S. becomes the hub and we’re just the spoke. Translation: Investment FLOODS south🇺🇸 Canada gets crumbs This is economic dismemberment

Marc Nixon

94,414 views • 10 months ago

🚨BREAKING: Canada Just Hit Back—Hard Ontario Premier Doug Ford just dropped a $30 billion hammer on Trump’s economy. In direct response to Trump’s asinine decision to double U.S. tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum, Ford announced Ontario will onshore all U.S. imports, slamming the door on American metal. This is a seismic shift. Canada is the U.S.'s #1 supplier of steel and aluminum—and now they’re cutting us out. Why? Because Trump thinks trade policy is a dick-measuring contest instead of a strategic alliance. Ford called it an “economic war,” and he’s not wrong. Ontario’s move will gut American exports, disrupt North American supply chains, jack up prices for U.S. consumers, and risk $15 billion in new costs—all while U.S. manufacturers scream bloody murder about rising input prices. Trump tried to look tough. Instead, he knee-capped his own damn economy, alienated our closest ally, and handed China more leverage in the global market. Again. This isn’t leadership—it’s economic vandalism wrapped in nationalist cosplay. #TradeWar #TrumpTariffs #DougFord #EconomicSabotage #AmericaLast
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P a u l ◉

2,472,282 views • 1 year ago

From today. Canada is clearly being quite irritating when it comes to trade with the U.S. Bulk fruits and vegetables can’t even come across the border because of packaging limitations. Ambassador Greer says he may have to retaliate against Canada in some form due to the Provinces not allowing US wine into the market. This 5 minutes is quite eye opening to how vindictive Canada looks when it comes to trade.
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From today. Canada is clearly being quite irritating when it comes to trade with the U.S. Bulk fruits and vegetables can’t even come across the border because of packaging limitations. Ambassador Greer says he may have to retaliate against Canada in some form due to the Provinces not allowing US wine into the market. This 5 minutes is quite eye opening to how vindictive Canada looks when it comes to trade.

Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱

244,920 views • 3 months ago

Donald Trump came home from China looking weak and pathetic — so naturally, he's lashing out at American allies. The Pentagon says it is "pausing" participation in the Permanent Joint Board on Defense — a joint U.S.-Canada body — citing Canada's failure to meet defense commitments. This is the same administration that has threatened to annex Canada and called it the 51st state. And now they're surprised Canada isn't rushing to buy American weapons or join Trump's Golden Dome. Every move like this pushes Canada closer to Europe and the rest of the world — and further from the United States.
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Donald Trump came home from China looking weak and pathetic — so naturally, he's lashing out at American allies. The Pentagon says it is "pausing" participation in the Permanent Joint Board on Defense — a joint U.S.-Canada body — citing Canada's failure to meet defense commitments. This is the same administration that has threatened to annex Canada and called it the 51st state. And now they're surprised Canada isn't rushing to buy American weapons or join Trump's Golden Dome. Every move like this pushes Canada closer to Europe and the rest of the world — and further from the United States.

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55,142 views • 3 months ago

CANADA’S COZYING UP TO CHINA. United States Trade Representative: “Our focus is American workers making American automobiles for Americans — that’s job one.” “Chinese cars routed through Canada will still face hefty U.S. tariffs.” “Canada is making a sovereign choice — but they’re 75% dependent on the U.S. economy, and we’re watching this very closely.”
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CANADA’S COZYING UP TO CHINA. United States Trade Representative: “Our focus is American workers making American automobiles for Americans — that’s job one.” “Chinese cars routed through Canada will still face hefty U.S. tariffs.” “Canada is making a sovereign choice — but they’re 75% dependent on the U.S. economy, and we’re watching this very closely.”

Laura Ingraham

142,003 views • 7 months ago

#WATCH: Melanie Joly implies that our alliance with the U.S is over, and says we must now focus on our relationship with the E.U and Asia. This is the same Joly that said the world is coming to Canada for advice on trade negotiations with the US. This woman is incompetent.
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#WATCH: Melanie Joly implies that our alliance with the U.S is over, and says we must now focus on our relationship with the E.U and Asia. This is the same Joly that said the world is coming to Canada for advice on trade negotiations with the US. This woman is incompetent.

govt.exe is corrupt

205,321 views • 11 months ago

Nutrien choosing a U.S. port is the latest warning that Canada has become too slow, too costly, and too uncertain for major investment. Statistics Canada shows more than $60 billion in net outflows this year alone. Under this Carney Liberal government, Canada is losing jobs, investment, and supply-chain capacity to the U.S. Watch below 👇🏼
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Nutrien choosing a U.S. port is the latest warning that Canada has become too slow, too costly, and too uncertain for major investment. Statistics Canada shows more than $60 billion in net outflows this year alone. Under this Carney Liberal government, Canada is losing jobs, investment, and supply-chain capacity to the U.S. Watch below 👇🏼

John Barlow

78,582 views • 8 months ago

This is a self-inflicted mess. When a major bourbon producer shuts down for a year, that’s not the market talking, that’s politics getting in the way of common sense. The LCBO, one of the largest buyers of American liquor in the world, has effectively shut U.S. products out. You can’t even buy American wine right now in Ontario, so shelves get filled with French bottles and Japanese whisky instead. That’s real demand, and real revenue, being handed to everyone else. Canada and the U.S. should be inseparable trading partners. Canada has the resources America needs, America has the largest consumer market Canada relies on. Playing tariff games between neighbors is stupid and completely unnecessary. There shouldn’t be tariffs between allies. This hurts businesses on both sides of the border.
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This is a self-inflicted mess. When a major bourbon producer shuts down for a year, that’s not the market talking, that’s politics getting in the way of common sense. The LCBO, one of the largest buyers of American liquor in the world, has effectively shut U.S. products out. You can’t even buy American wine right now in Ontario, so shelves get filled with French bottles and Japanese whisky instead. That’s real demand, and real revenue, being handed to everyone else. Canada and the U.S. should be inseparable trading partners. Canada has the resources America needs, America has the largest consumer market Canada relies on. Playing tariff games between neighbors is stupid and completely unnecessary. There shouldn’t be tariffs between allies. This hurts businesses on both sides of the border.

Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful

475,433 views • 7 months ago

🚨 CTV News just said the quiet part out loud. The feds’ biggest challenge right now is “showing the U.S. that Canada is strong… and making Canadians believe it.” Carney’s had a year. We’re in a recession. The Americans see it clearly. And now the Liberals are trying to bluff their way through negotiations while telling Canadians to just believe the hype. You can’t project strength when you’ve already shown your hand. The U.S. respects strength. Right now we’re the guy at the poker table with a weak hand, sweating, and hoping nobody notices. The USA 🇺🇸 is holding the TRUMP CARD! And Canada 🇨🇦 is left with the Joker 🃏 🤡
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🚨 CTV News just said the quiet part out loud. The feds’ biggest challenge right now is “showing the U.S. that Canada is strong… and making Canadians believe it.” Carney’s had a year. We’re in a recession. The Americans see it clearly. And now the Liberals are trying to bluff their way through negotiations while telling Canadians to just believe the hype. You can’t project strength when you’ve already shown your hand. The U.S. respects strength. Right now we’re the guy at the poker table with a weak hand, sweating, and hoping nobody notices. The USA 🇺🇸 is holding the TRUMP CARD! And Canada 🇨🇦 is left with the Joker 🃏 🤡

JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦

17,800 views • 2 months ago

THE TRUTH ON TARIFFS: Trump's claim that Canada holds an unfair advantage due to 250% tariffs on U.S. dairy products is misleading. In reality, the U.S. exports approximately $1.03 billion worth of dairy products annually to Canada, virtually ALL TARIFF-FREE. That's right—these U.S. dairy exports enter Canada with a 0% tariff. On the other hand, the U.S. imports only about $293 million in dairy products from Canada each year, significantly less than what it exports to Canada. The "250% tariffs" that Trump references apply exclusively to dairy imports above Canada's established quota limits. Such quota limits are rarely surpassed, as the U.S. already exports far more dairy products to Canada than Canada exports to the U.S.—more than three times as much, in fact. This is what MAGA does. They create huge controversies out of nothing, as a way to try and sell a narrtive.
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THE TRUTH ON TARIFFS: Trump's claim that Canada holds an unfair advantage due to 250% tariffs on U.S. dairy products is misleading. In reality, the U.S. exports approximately $1.03 billion worth of dairy products annually to Canada, virtually ALL TARIFF-FREE. That's right—these U.S. dairy exports enter Canada with a 0% tariff. On the other hand, the U.S. imports only about $293 million in dairy products from Canada each year, significantly less than what it exports to Canada. The "250% tariffs" that Trump references apply exclusively to dairy imports above Canada's established quota limits. Such quota limits are rarely surpassed, as the U.S. already exports far more dairy products to Canada than Canada exports to the U.S.—more than three times as much, in fact. This is what MAGA does. They create huge controversies out of nothing, as a way to try and sell a narrtive.

Ed Krassenstein

1,088,289 views • 1 year ago

Chrystia Freeland didn’t strengthen Canada — she weakened it. She poisoned our relationship with the U.S., destroyed trust with China, and left Canadian farmers paying the price. People forget that, but I don’t. I’ve been calling this out for years, and now the damage is clear. She took Canada to its knees, and it’s going to take real leadership to fix it.
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Chrystia Freeland didn’t strengthen Canada — she weakened it. She poisoned our relationship with the U.S., destroyed trust with China, and left Canadian farmers paying the price. People forget that, but I don’t. I’ve been calling this out for years, and now the damage is clear. She took Canada to its knees, and it’s going to take real leadership to fix it.

Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful

165,976 views • 11 months ago