

Furious Canada Checkmates Trump as USA Suffers Bad
Aug 13, 2025
Canadian leaders are outmaneuvering Trump with smart policies that are altering U.S.-Canada dynamics. The adverse effects of tariffs on the American economy and the auto industry raise concerns. Surprisingly, Trump has united Canadians politically while also spotlighting the importance of liver health. Ontario's strong focus on education is driving its economy forward, even amid challenges from the U.S. Finally, Canada is asserting its independence in foreign policy, distancing itself from American influence.
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Canada Must Grow Independent
- Stephen Marsh argues Canada must stop relying on the U.S. and develop independent power and identity.
- He frames the second Trump administration as a push forcing Canada to 'grow up' and choose its future.
Auto Supply Chains Are Shifting
- U.S. auto exports to Canada fell sharply as tariffs reshaped supply chains and opened opportunities for Mexico.
- Canada imported more vehicles from Mexico than the U.S. in June, signaling historic trade shifts.
Ford's Windsor Speech Fires Back
- Doug Ford delivered a blunt speech in Windsor criticizing Trump and detailing economic harms from tariffs.
- Ford lists specific industry losses and urges Canada to strengthen competitiveness and cooperation.