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Tensions between Canada, the United States, and China are escalating as trade wars reshape the global auto and agriculture industries. U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has declared that America’s auto industry must come first, hinting that Canadian car manufacturing could soon be forced south. His comments mark a new phase in Washington’s economic strategy, one that treats Canada less as a partner and more as a competitor. Meanwhile, China’s ambassador to Canada has offered a tempting alternative: lift tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, and in return, China will remove its restrictions on Canadian canola. The offer exposes the deep contradictions in Canada’s trade policy, which for years has mirrored Washington’s protectionist measures at the expense of Canadian farmers and consumers. Now, Ottawa faces a historic decision: continue aligning with U.S. interests that threaten its industries or take a bold step toward economic independence by crafting policies built for Canadians, not Americans. This story dives deep into the stakes behind these choices, the economic pressure facing Canadian workers, and the opportunities hidden in China’s unexpected proposal. As global power shifts and the electric vehicle revolution accelerates, one question looms large: can Canada finally stop following and start leading its own economic destiny?

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