WHY CANADA JUST OPENED THE BACK DOOR TO CHINA

For 80 years, Canada was the 51st State of the American economy. We supplied the oil. We supplied the lumber. We supplied the engineers. We were family.
But after being rejected by the US in favor of Mexico, Venezuela, and Greenland, Ottawa made a desperate move.
In January 2026, while Trump threatened tariffs on Europe over Greenland, Canada quietly signed a deal with Beijing. We dropped EV tariffs from 100% to 6.1%. We opened "collaboration frameworks" in energy and clean technology. We invited Chinese state-owned enterprises back into our supply chains.
While the rest of the West is "de-coupling" from China, Canada is "re-coupling."
This is the story of how a G7 nation traded its strategic position for a lower cost of living.