🚨 SOMEBODY ISN’T TELLING THE FULL STORY ABOUT THE 🇨🇦🇺🇸TRADE DEAL.
Washington and Ottawa are now giving Canadians two completely different explanations for why negotiations collapsed.
The U.S. says:
Canada declined to finalize terms agreed earlier this week
Canada introduced new demands
Canada walked back previous commitments
Canada continued retaliatory measures against U.S. goods
Washington offered major tariff reductions on steel, aluminum, autos and lumber
The deal included aerospace coordination, critical minerals, digital trade, export controls, forced-labour enforcement and formal USMCA negotiations
Now compare that with Ottawa.
Canada says:
Important progress had been made
The U.S. made last-minute changes
Those changes were unfair and uneconomic
Carney suspended negotiations and ordered Canadian negotiators home
That’s basically it.
No detailed explanation of WHAT Washington allegedly changed.
No list of the unacceptable provisions.
No explanation of which previously agreed terms were altered.
No detailed rebuttal of the U.S. claim that Canada introduced new demands.
No explanation of what Canada was being asked to concede in exchange for lower tariffs.
And that is the problem.
The U.S. has put substantially more detail into the public record than the Canadian government has.
That does NOT automatically mean Washington is telling the truth.
But if Ottawa’s version is accurate, Canadians deserve to see the evidence.
What exactly did the Americans change at the last minute?
Which provisions became “uneconomic”?
What commitments does Washington claim Canada walked back?
What did Canada demand that the U.S. refused?
There is also one fact neither side can really dispute:
Canada walked away.
Carney’s own statement says HE suspended negotiations and ordered Canada’s negotiators back to Ottawa.
Meanwhile, the U.S. says Canada was being offered significant reductions on steel, aluminum, autos and lumber potentially some of the most favourable treatment available to a major exporter.
Ottawa doesn’t really dispute that concessions were offered.
It says they simply weren’t enough.
So Canadians deserve the documents.
Release the negotiating framework from earlier this week.
Release the final U.S. proposal.
Show exactly what changed.
Because right now Washington is making specific allegations while Ottawa is asking Canadians to accept a much more generalized explanation.
If the U.S. really blew up the deal with last-minute demands, prove it.
If Canada walked back commitments, Canadians deserve to know that too.
What does Ottawa have to hide?
Release the terms.
This is a solemn moment for hundreds of thousands families across Canada.
In homes on every corner of this nation, working people are having tough conversations about what their future looks like and how they will provide for their families.
Make no mistake. Since the beginning, in their public communications, Liberal politicians like Mark Carney and Doug Ford have put their political self-interests ahead of Canadian workers.
As leaders, I believe it's incumbent on us to be servants for the people who elected us, and the families who are relying on us to bring home the dignity that comes with a paycheque.
I'm not giving up. I will continue fighting for hardworking people in my community and across Canada.
I know what it means to have real questions about putting food on the table and for working people to endure hardships. Canadians should know that Conservatives are in your corner. And I want to thank Pierre Poilievre for encouraging me to continue fighting for this country's working people.
In your service,
Jamil
I know a brilliant 34 year old Brazilian paediatric oncologist with degrees from top European universities, who speaks English, French, Portuguese, Spanish, and Italian.
Literally the ideal immigrant.
He was doing a research fellowship in Toronto. But even with my help (a former Immigration Minister,) he couldn’t get permanent residency last year, so left for a top hospital in Texas.
Consider the opportunity cost for Canadian kids with cancer, or his potential fiscal and research contributions. Gone forever.😡
Meanwhile, folks who came here on dodgy study permits and as low skilled TFWs who barely speak basic English get PR to deal with the huge overhang of temporary residents and overstayers from the Trudeau years.
It is impossible to overstate the catastrophic damage done to our immigration system by the Trudeau government.
So could someone explain to me why people like @SeanFraserMP, who presided over one of the greatest policy failures in modern Canadian history, are still in Cabinet?
For the record and posterity, I have never met a conservative as stalwart in principle, passion and conviction as Pierre Poilievre.
As long as I’ve known him (I think dating back to 2013), he was inquisitive, genuinely interested in critical thought and ideas, anchored in his belief in a restrained government and a liberated and powerful individual, and filled with hope for a country that could be.
He possesses a clarity of vision that is rare. In a political world where too many politicians seem to bend with the wind, Pierre has stood firm. He has a backbone and is laser focused on making life tangibly better for hardworking Canadians.
Some people mistake his conviction for anger, but those who are truly listening, know the difference. His is the voice of one who refuses to accept decline. He cannot sit back while Canadians work harder, sacrifice more, and fall further behind.
Pierre is the leader this country needs. He is the one with the fight and determination to turn things around. He will make the tough calls, he won’t back down or cave under pressure, he will fight for Canada.
He is a leader with the vision to restore opportunity and he has the courage to challenge the broken status quo.
He is the leader this country needs.
There is no doubt in my mind about it.
A reporter handed Poilievre a loaded question about ‘freedom fighters vs. terrorists’. Comparing Iran’s regime to Israel and the US. What he said next is worth the watch….
Pierre got Trudeau & Jagmeet fired.
He flipped 2 dozen Liberal ridings blue.
He activated millions of voters to vote blue.
The youth, they love him.
He represents change & hope.
He’s so good, that Carney tries to steal his policies, but waters them down.
Now, our 3 biggest networks are attacking him.
Carney lies to Canadians, blames it on his hat & they let him get away with it.
This is why they want Pierre gone.
He’s effective.
Now imagine him as our PM…
Government collects more of your paycheque than you spend on basic necessities. No wonder it feels like you can't get ahead.
Let's fix what Liberals broke so Canadians can afford a good life, with lower taxes, less government, and more freedom: https://t.co/FUhmAv91fj
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CHINA 🇨🇳 WANTS PIERRE OUT
Sam Cooper provides proof on Elevate Podcast China does not like Pierre Poilievre.
They want him OUT.
Great podcast @elevatereport
Please send this to your elected reps at the municipal, provincial, and federal level. And for our US friends, do the same in your area. And when you send it, remind them politely that they are your elected representative, and you would like to hear a direct reply from them.
Full column in the Toronto Sun 👇
https://t.co/FF4DV50Paa
RT if you want real negotiations now, not more stalling. 🇨🇦 #TrumpTariffs#Carney#CanadaUS#TradeDeal
Yikes. Just reading the local news across Canada and a lot of the headlines are job cuts. Ekati mine in NWT closing (350 jobs). Canfor Mill in Prince George, B.C. closing (300 jobs). London Drugs in Vancouver (cutting 80 jobs). Corus (cutting dozens of jobs). Rogers (260 jobs).
🚨𝟱 𝗖𝗔𝗥𝗡𝗘𝗬 𝗕𝗥𝗢𝗞𝗘𝗡 𝗘𝗟𝗘𝗖𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡 𝗣𝗥𝗢𝗠𝗜𝗦𝗘𝗦🚨
"Elbows up" on tariffs ➡️ GONE!
"No health cuts!" ➡️ 15% cuts to HealthCan.
"2% Spending goal" ➡️ $23B INCREASE
"Build 500K homes" ➡️ Built only 26K homes
"End oil & gas subs." ➡️ "Times have changed."
I thought it worthwhile to revisit what he said during debates vs today.
Canadians support Mark Carney’s management of the economy, even though he’s presided over the worst first year of growth for a prime minister since at least 1963, a poll showed. https://t.co/XtHIBvReFl