In keeping with Trump’s resurrection of the Monroe Doctrine, Trump is concerned that China and Russia have “designs” on Greenland. Canada is also not able to defend its borders with the Arctic Circle.
Canada and Greenland are being considered for Annexation. Both countries have expressed “no interest” in this suggestion.
Canada
has several options to work toward being able to defend their Northern Border.
Since his election in November, Trump has taunted Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau by suggesting his country should be made the 51st US state. Trump is also lowering the US Corporate Tax to 15%, matching Canada’s 15% Corporate Tax to allow US auto manufacturing to return to the US. Trump is goading Trudeau to get off his ass and build Canada’s private sector enough to be able to afford to protect his northern border. Trudeau now has to deal with Trump’s 25% Tariff threat to stop Illegals and Fentanyl from crossing the Canada Border. Trudeau is expected to lose his job to a Canadian Conservative Candidate on 10-20-25. Canada also needs to maintain its forests to prevent forest fires.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025_Canadian_federal_election
Annual change in Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in Canada 2024, by industry. Canada's transportation and warehousing industry had grown by 4.9 percent between February 2023 and February 2024. The mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction industry followed with 2.5 percent.
Greenland has other options if Denmark can grow its GDP to contribute 5% to NATO in addition to upping its defense of Greenland’s Arctic Border. NATO would then defend Greenland.
China is swimming in debt from government overreach and excessive spending. Russia is about to get a revenue decrease when US oil supply exceeds demand. Trump wants China to reform and behave. The EV Mandate has been cancelled in the US and our need for rare earth minerals has diminished. The US may have enough minerals to supply US demand for chips.
The
10 Biggest Industries by Revenue in Canada
Industry
Revenue for 2025
1.
Commercial Banking in Canada
$441.4B
2.
Gasoline
& Petroleum Wholesaling in Canada $257.2B
3.
New Car Dealers in Canada $190.5B
4.
Gasoline
& Petroleum Bulk Stations in Canada $184.7B
5.
Oil Drilling
& Gas Extraction in Canada $170.2B
6.
Supermarkets
& Grocery Stores in Canada $111.8B
7.
Automobile
Wholesaling in Canada $106.2B
8.
Petroleum Refining in Canada
$104.7B
9.
Life
Insurance & Annuities in Canada $98.6B
10. IT Consulting in Canada $92.7B
Many cars were manufactured in Canada in 2024, including Ford, Toyota, and other vehicles.
Ford Motor Company of Canada's Oakville Assembly Complex in Oakville, Ontario manufactures Ford vehicles. Ford is the best-selling car brand in Canada.
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada (TMMC) produces the Toyota RAV4 at its Cambridge and Woodstock facilities. TMMC also produces the Lexus RX 350 and RX 450h at its Cambridge facility.
Other
vehicles
Dodge
Charger, Challenger, and Caravan
Chrysler
300, Pacifica, and Grand Caravan
Chevrolet
Equinox
Lincoln
Nautilus
Other manufacturers General Motors of Canada, Honda of Canada Mfg, and Stellantis Canada.
Canada provided the US with 4.33 million barrels of oil in 2024. The US consumes 20 million bbd of oil per year. The US produces 13 million bbd.
Canada's projected net debt-to-GDP ratio for 2024 is just 14.4 per cent, well below the average of other G7 countries of 103.8 per cent. Canada's nominal GDP in 2024 is estimated to be around $2.117 trillion. This makes Canada the world's ninth-largest economy.
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