Why ‘elbows up’ is Canada’s rallying cry in the trade war against Trump’s tariffs

In Canada, Trump’s threats inspire musical notes of resistance

Pro-Canada songs are spreading fast across social media.

With 41 million inhabitants, Canada has been immersed in a trade war with its southern neighbor since Donald Trump arrived at the White House. The content Maintaining the “most positive relations possible” with the United States is Canada's objective appears first in Journal i.

On Balance | How the allure of US exceptionalism is fading for Canada

Disillusioned by the Trump administration’s tariff war, more Canadians are seemingly looking at their national differences as strengths.

Trump’s potential embrace of ‘continentalist geopolitics’ poses grave risks to Canada

The possibility that what’s known as continentalist geopolitics underpins recent U.S. foreign policy initiatives has received too little attention in Canada. Here’s what it means.

US President Donald Trump's main goal in imposing import tariffs is to strengthen domestic industry and bring production back to the US. But he could indirectly force neighboring Canada to do the same, on which he imposed a 25 percent tariff. Companies there are considering moving their production capacities back to the domestic market as part of the country's reawakened patriotic mood.

YOU SAID IT: Canadian reawakening needed

There are only two politicians in Canada right now who are using common sense in their approach to President Donald Trump's tariffs: Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre.