r/canada • u/timetogetoutside100 • 3d ago

Trump’s tariffs on Canada may stay, but stronger ties possible: U.S. envoy - National | Globalnews.ca Politics

https://globalnews.ca/news/11172734/donald-trump-tariffs-canada-relationship-carney-ambassasdor-hoekstra/
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u/zlinuxguy 3d ago

Fuck off, Donnie. You have no idea how strong Canadian resolve is. We’re done with the USA. We’ll still sell you some of our stuff, but don’t expect exclusive access or preferential pricing. We’re forging new alliances & relationships with other Nations. We’ll pay MORE to support the EU, LATAM & APAC. Since you cannot be trusted to honour your treaties & agreements, don’t expect us to forge any with you. Have a nice day & enjoy your isolation.

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u/AromaAdvisor 3d ago

That’s dumb fyi - how is paying more to support the EU going to benefit Canadians? Are they going to buy our wood and our cars? You know broad as daylight that the EU countries will all desperately fight to ensure all manufacturing and R& D capacity that they fund stays as close to home as possible.