1 MIN AGO: Trump Refused To Renew CUSMA — Then Carney’s New Pipeline Cut America Off Completely

Trump’s refusal to renew CUSMA in its current form has opened a new chapter in the Canada–U.S. trade war. But what happened next may be even more important: Mark Carney’s new pipeline strategy could change Canada’s energy future and reduce America’s control over Canadian oil exports. For decades, the United States has been Canada’s biggest energy customer. But with CUSMA uncertainty growing, tariffs rising, and Washington pushing harder for leverage, Canada is now looking for a way out. Carney’s pipeline plan could give Canada direct access to global markets, allowing Canadian oil to move beyond U.S. buyers and into Asia and other major economies. In this video, we break down how Trump’s CUSMA decision, Canada’s pipeline politics, U.S. energy dependence, and Carney’s export strategy could reshape North America’s economic balance. Is this just another trade dispute — or is Canada preparing to cut America out of its most valuable energy advantage? Watch till the end to understand why this pipeline could become one of the biggest turning points in Canada–U.S. relations.