Canada Leads WORLD Consumer BOYCOTT of USA
Sep 2, 2025

Diplomat challenging Canadian sovereignty left speechless! - Sep 2, 2025

In a shocking diplomatic showdown, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney publicly silenced the U.S. Ambassador during a heated exchange over the Northwest Passage and Arctic sovereignty. What began as a routine panel discussion at the North American Energy Security Conference in Ottawa quickly turned into a fiery clash that left the U.S. side speechless and the world stunned.

Carney’s bold words—“Canada’s sovereignty is not negotiable”—sent shockwaves across international relations, igniting debates about Canada–U.S. relations, Arctic resources, and the global balance of power. This viral moment trended under #CarneyStands, drawing overwhelming support from Canadians while sparking concern in Washington.

Ford Pours Out Crown Royal Whisky - Sep 2, 2025

Doug Ford turned heads at a press conference in Waterloo, Ontario — not just by announcing over $12.9 million in skills development training for local workers, but by ending with a dramatic protest against Crown Royal’s parent company, Diageo.

After news that the company will shut down its bottling plant in Amherstburg, eliminating nearly 200 jobs, the Ontario Premier poured out a bottle of Crown Royal whisky on stage to send a message.

Carney Shuts Down Reporter Over Trump, Praises Trade With China - Sept. 3, 2025

Prime Minister Mark Carney opened his two-day cabinet meeting with one of the most fiery press conferences of his leadership. When asked about Donald Trump and the ongoing tariff tensions, Carney fired back with a confident response, reminding Canadians that 85% of Canada’s trade with the U.S. remains tariff-free and that the Canadian economy is insulated from American pressure.

In this video, we break down Carney’s strong stance on trade, his strategy to safeguard Canadian industries, and his outlook on future negotiations with Washington. We also cover his approach to global trade diversification, especially with China, and his domestic push for efficiency and smart investment in housing, infrastructure, and innovation.

At a time when global politics feels unstable, Carney’s message is clear: Canada is calm, steady, and prosperous under his leadership. Watch this full breakdown of his remarks and learn why Canadians are not feeling the pinch of global economic tensions.

SCO 2025: Xi's Historic Speech CRUSHES Western Dominance - China, Russia, India and Iran Unite - Sept. 2, 2025

In this video, we dive deep into the 25th Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit, held in Tianjin, China — the largest in SCO history. With over 20 global leaders in attendance, including Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin, Narendra Modi, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, and Iranian President Pezeshkian, this summit marks a turning point for the Global South in asserting its role in shaping a multipolar world.

Chinese President Xi Jinping declared the SCO an “effective force against hegemonism and power politics.” He proposed bold economic and security initiatives, including billions in aid and credit, expanded scholarships, and the creation of new institutions to combat security threats and narcotics trafficking.

We’ll break down key moments like the Xi-Modi bilateral, the growing China-Russia alliance, and Iran’s call for a sovereignty defense committee and a currency swap system to bypass Western sanctions.

De-Dollarization Accelerates in 2025: India Dumps U.S. Treasuries as Tensions With the US Rise - Sept. 3, 2025

In today’s video, we dive deep into India’s strategic shift away from U.S. dollar-denominated assets and what it means for the future of global finance.

As of mid Q3 2025, India has reduced its U.S. Treasury holdings to $227 billion, down from $242 billion last year — signaling a cautious move to diversify its foreign exchange reserves. Simultaneously, the Reserve Bank of India has added over 39 metric tonnes of gold, increasing its total gold reserves to nearly 880 tonnes — a record year-on-year increase.

This move aligns with a growing global trend of de-dollarization, as central banks hedge against U.S. fiscal risks, currency volatility, and geopolitical uncertainty. China is also cutting U.S. debt, while others like Israel increase their holdings — a clear sign of diverging global strategies.

Is this the end of the dollar’s dominance? Not quite — but it is being diluted.

India HUMILIATES The USA in China - Canada Watches - Sept 3, 2025

The USA is HUMILIATED on the World Stage by INDIA. A new World Order is forming. Xi Jinping meets Narendra Modi & Vladimir Putin personally in China. Canada needs to work to mend relationship with India and China. Analysis here.

Canadian Coast Guard Now Officially part of National Defence - Aug 3, 2025

Canada announced today that the Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) Has officially become part of Canada's National Defence Team.

Ministers Joly and Leblanc comment on U.S. tariffs, bolstering the economy – September 4, 2025

Ministers Mélanie Joly (industry) and Dominic LeBlanc (Canada-U.S. trade, intergovernmental affairs) take questions from reporters in Toronto, as a two-day meeting of the federal cabinet continues. They comment on the state of negotiations with the Trump administration in the U.S. regarding sectoral tariffs impacting steel, aluminum and lumber industries. They also discuss tariff relief for affected sectors and the government’s proposed defence industrial strategy.

PM Carney announces measures to support Canada's strategic industries – September 5, 2025

At a news conference in Mississauga, Ont., Prime Minister Mark Carney announces a series of measures to support Canada's industries that are impacted by U.S. tariffs. Included in the plan is a review of the federal government’s electric vehicle (EV) mandate and a new “Buy Canada” policy.

Canada Mexico USA Job Numbers Out - Not Good Sep 06, 2025

Latest Job reports for Canada, Mexico & USA are all BAD NEWS. US tariff policy is having the effect predicted by most economists. Killing JOBS. Analysis here.

Trump Shocked As Canada May Scrap 100% EV Tariff On China - Sept 7, 2025

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Minister Mélanie Joly have set the stage for one of the boldest shifts in Canada’s trade policy. After scrapping the EV mandate, Ottawa is now openly exploring new ways to make electric vehicles affordable for Canadians.

Joly said Canada is ready to import EVs from Europe, South Korea, and Japan. But experts are asking the real question: will Canada also consider removing the 100% tariff on Chinese EVs? Such a move could not only cut prices for families, but also unlock a deal to end the devastating canola tariffs China has imposed on Canadian farmers.

This would be a dramatic break from Washington’s playbook. For Donald Trump, Canada lifting tariffs on China would be a nightmare — proof that his trade war is backfiring. Instead of weakening Canada, it is forcing Ottawa to adapt, diversify, and chart its own path.

Important Note: This is an ongoing development. What you’ll hear in this video is based on remarks from officials, expert analysis, and critical discussion in Canadian media. The Canadian government has not confirmed any decision to lift tariffs on Chinese EVs at this stage.

In this video, we dive into the growing debate, the economic and political stakes, and why Carney’s pragmatism could turn tariffs from a weapon into an opportunity. Stay tuned with Canada Today for the full story, and don’t forget to subscribe for more breaking updates.

Canadian PM Mark Carney on US, Trump Tariffs & Steel Production - Sept 9, 2025

Canadian-made water bomber back in production to fight wildfires - Sept 8, 2025

America Stands Naked Before the World - Sep 9, 2025

Canada has just shattered the illusion of American dominance leaving the United States exposed before the entire world. Trump’s “easy to win” trade war has backfired, costing America half a million jobs, collapsing ports, and devastating farmers and manufacturers. Meanwhile, Canada’s strategic retaliation and new global alliances have reshaped the balance of power.

US Job Market Collapses - 1 MILLION Jobs Lost as Fed Is Forced to Cut Rates - Sept 9, 2025

Canada Ranks FIRST As Most Loved Country On Earth - Sept 10, 2025

PM Mark Carney makes announcement on nation-building projects – Sep 11, 2025

Prime Minister Mark Carney holds a news conference in Edmonton to make an announcement on major projects. Speaking to his caucus on Wednesday, the prime minister confirmed that today he would announce the first series of nation-building projects selected to be fast-tracked for approval under the Building Canada Act.

Manitoba's Wab Kinew responds to federal govt’s major projects announcement – September 11, 2025

Speaking with reporters in Winnipeg, Premier Wab Kinew reacts to Prime Minister Mark Carney’s first list of nation-building projects being recommended for fast-track approval.

Canada’s Secret Weapon: McIlvenna Bay ‘Clean’ Mine Set to Dominate North America’s Energy Future! - Sep 12, 2025

Amid escalating trade wars, U.S. tariffs, and a disrupted North American supply chain, Canada is taking bold action. Prime Minister Mark Carney has fast-tracked five major projects, with McIlvenna Bay emerging as a strategic copper-zinc mine central to North America’s clean energy transition. This video explores how a single mine could reshape continental industrial strategy, secure critical EV and renewable energy supply chains, and turn a trade crisis into opportunity.

Why McIlvenna Bay matters: Global demand for copper is set to skyrocket, driven by the electric vehicle revolution and expansion of renewable energy grids. Traditional sources in Chile and Peru face political risk, strikes, and resource nationalism, threatening reliable supply. McIlvenna Bay offers stable, ESG-compliant mining in Canada, powered by renewable energy, fully electrified operations, and partnerships with Indigenous communities, creating thousands of direct and indirect jobs while fostering social and environmental responsibility.

This project is more than mining—it’s industrial insurance for North America, providing a reliable critical minerals supply, supporting EV adoption, battery manufacturing, and the continent’s green economy. Fast-tracking raises concerns about environmental assessments and community consultation, but transparent engagement, rigorous monitoring, and enforceable agreements aim to set a global standard for sustainable mining.

By positioning McIlvenna Bay as a strategic anchor, Canada is not just a supplier of commodities—it becomes a geopolitical and economic leader, integrating industrial resilience with ethical resource development. From Saskatchewan to Detroit, Ontario, and Silicon Valley, McIlvenna Bay symbolizes how trade conflicts can catalyze innovation, sustainability, and continental interdependence.

Discover how Canada leverages natural resources, ESG principles, and strategic planning to redefine its role in North American industry, green technology, and global mining leadership.

Mark Carney FINALIZES Alberta-Japan Oil Deal - Sep 12, 2025

For decades, Alberta’s oil exports have been chained to the United States. Nearly 90% of all crude flows south, giving Washington control over prices, pipelines, and Canada’s economic future. But now, under Prime Minister Mark Carney’s leadership, Alberta is breaking free.

This video dives deep into the shocking, game-changing talks between Alberta and Japan. The proposed investment would see Alberta financing coker units in Japanese refineries, allowing Japan to process Alberta’s heavy crude directly. The result? A guaranteed Asian market, reduced dependence on the U.S., and the boldest step toward Canadian energy independence in decades.

Canada’s $53 Billion Copper Deal Just Shook the World - Sept 13. 2025

Welcome to GeoCapitalist, where we decode global wealth and explore the implications of Canada's groundbreaking $53 billion copper mega deal. This merger between Anglo-American and Tech Resources is set to reshape the energy landscape, challenging US influence while positioning Ottawa at the forefront of a resource more valuable than oil.

Copper's critical role in electric vehicles, renewable energy technologies, and defense systems cannot be overstated. As demand skyrockets and supply dwindles, this deal not only transforms Canada into a copper superpower but also alters geopolitical dynamics worldwide. Discover how these shifts will impact us all!

Carney SHUTS DOWN Alberta Separatism - Sept 13, 2025

Alberta separatism has once again become a flashpoint in Canadian politics — but this time, Prime Minister Mark Carney is rewriting the script. In a high-stakes interview, Carney addressed Premier Danielle Smith’s nine demands, rising separatist sentiment in Alberta, and Canada’s future as a united country.

Instead of confrontation, Carney is pursuing cooperation. He reframed Smith’s list as solvable issues, pointed to a “grand bargain” on energy and carbon capture, and tied Alberta’s future directly to Canada’s strength on the global stage. His strategy not only weakens separatist anger at home — it also undercuts Donald Trump’s attempts to exploit Western alienation for political leverage.

Mark Carney Announces 13 BILLION In New Home Construction - Sept 15, 2025

Global Investors Are Dumping Dollar as It Loses Value - Sept 15, 2025

AMERICA LOST THE ARCTIC – And Carney Didn’t Fire a Shot - sept 15, 2025

While Washington was busy fighting tariff wars and chasing headlines, Canada made the coldest move in modern history. Mark Carney didn’t send soldiers or ships — he used silence, treaties, and contracts to quietly lock the United States out of the Arctic forever.

This wasn’t about ice. It was about 50 trillion dollars in oil, gas, and rare earth minerals buried under frozen seas. Minerals America needs for its military, its energy grid, its very survival.

Sask. Premier Moe returns from trade talks in China - Sept. 15, 2025

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe was on a trade mission to China with the Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister, Kody Blois, last week.

Moe is taking reporter questions in Saskatoon about the trade mission upon his return.

Carney Prepares to REMOVE 100% Tariff on Chinese EVs - Sept. 16, 2025

Canada’s 100% tariff on Chinese electric vehicles is under serious review. Prime Minister Mark Carney, meeting with Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe, expressed gratitude for Moe’s China trip to push back against Beijing’s retaliation. Foreign Minister Mélanie Joly, speaking before today’s cabinet meeting, confirmed Ottawa is actively reviewing both the EV tariff and Canada’s ZEV mandates.

The stakes are high. China has already hit Canada’s canola farmers with heavy tariffs in response, putting pressure on prairie provinces. Now Carney and Joly are signaling that a policy shift could be coming. Removing the EV tariff would bring relief for farmers, open Canada to cheaper EVs, and even create space for deals with Chinese automakers to manufacture cars in Canada — creating thousands of jobs.

This would also mark a clear break with Donald Trump’s trade strategy, which Carney no longer has reason to follow as Trump threatens Canada’s economy. The debate has shifted. The EV tariff once looked untouchable — but now, Canada may be preparing to lift it.

Canada’s biggest food can maker coming to Chatham - Sept, 2025

Ideal Can has made an $80 million investment, bringing an empty factory back to life. CTV Windsor’s Sanjay Maru has the details.

Trump HUMILIATED as Canada and EU Sign Massive Aluminum Deal - Sept. 16, 2025

In this video, we break down how Canada and the European Union signed a massive aluminum deal that leaves the United States isolated on the global stage. This move marks a major shift in trade dynamics, weakening U.S. leverage and exposing the costs of failed trade policies. With Trump facing backlash over economic isolation, Canada and the EU are strengthening their partnership while America loses influence in international trade. Learn why this deal matters for global economics and U.S. politics.

Carney Joins Hands With Mexico in SHOCK Energy Deal! - Sept. 17, 2025

Canada has just made a shocking energy move that will reshape North America’s future. Under Prime Minister Mark Carney, Canada has rejected U.S. pipeline demands — including calls to revive Keystone XL — and is pivoting south to build energy ties with Mexico. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s visit to Mexico has sparked speculation of a new era in Canadian energy, where oil and gas flow by sea to Mexico instead of pipelines to the United States.

This video dives deep into the political drama, the economic risks, and the explosive consequences of Canada’s decision. Why did Mark Carney leave oil pipelines off Canada’s national priority list? How are Canadian companies like TC Energy expanding pipelines inside Mexico? And what does this mean for the U.S., for Mexico, and for Canadian sovereignty?

Trump & Poilievre HUMILIATED By Carney In Today's Parliament - Sept. 17, 2025

Today’s Parliament Question Period was nothing short of explosive. Prime Minister Mark Carney clashed with opposition leader Pierre Poilievre in a fiery debate that left Poilievre frustrated and humiliated.

Poilievre repeated his usual soundbites and slogans, but Carney hit back with facts, policy, and vision. The highlight came when Carney made a huge statement: Canada’s economy, he said, is now stronger than that of the United States because Canada has lower interest rates. This bold claim drew gasps in the chamber and sent a clear message — Canada is carving out its own economic path, no longer defined by Trump’s America.

Carney pointed to Canada’s fiscal anchors, record investments, and stability as proof that his leadership is delivering prosperity. Poilievre, on the other hand, stuck to clickbait rhetoric without offering real solutions.

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