캐나다 철수" 한국 대신 독일 잠수함 택한 캐나다 철수하는 한화오션의 참교육

As Hanwha packed its bags, something strange happened. In Canada, the very country that rejected us, protests against the Canadian government began to pour in. On July 6, 2026, Canada announced that it would commission up to 12 next-generation submarines to Germany's TKMS. A day later, a spokesperson for Hanwha Canada left just a single sentence for the CBC: "Everything is halted." They even refused requests for a follow-up interview. However, the real story begins from that point. This video contains not a single line of commentary from Koreans. From beginning to end, it follows only the voices of Canadians denouncing their own government. It delves into the six phone calls received in Ottawa, in chronological order. ▶ What this video covers · First call — Hamilton. Complete withdrawal of the shipbuilding training hub. The head of the Ontario shipyard stated that he would build the training vessels using his own company's funds, without a client. · Second and third calls — Northern Ontario. Mayor Matthew Shoemaker of Sunds-Saint-Marie lashed out at his own government. Algomas Steel had already laid off 1,000 people (40% of its workforce), and Hanwha’s 345 billion won structural steel plant was the only card to bring back 500 of them. · Fourth call — Ottawa Citizen. "The TKMS submarine is not currently operated by any country." The actual sea operation time of the Type 212CD is 0 hours. Canada becomes the world's largest operator of a ship that no one has yet sailed. · Fifth call — McDonald's-Lorrier Institute. "Germany's production capacity is very limited." That statement is verified with numbers. Order backlog 20.6 billion euros ÷ Annual revenue 2.1 billion euros = Already 10 years' worth. · Sixth call — The Canada Asia-Pacific Foundation to its Prime Minister. "We must not disappoint Korea." And that call was actually made. Not Ottawa, but Seoul · The Dissection of 96 Trillion Won — Algomas Steel 345 billion + Project Beaver 3.1 trillion (9,000 jobs) + LNG & Hydrogen 6.3 trillion. However, there is a twist. That 96 trillion won was not money meant to end up in our pockets. · Why Was the Call Late? — Ottawa abandoned Ontario and chose the coast. The announcement location was already the answer. ※ The cost analysis section in this video is not a disclosure of actual contract costs, but an example model constructed based on the industry's general structure. #Hanwha #HanwhaOcean #HanwhaOceanCanada #CanadaHanwha #CanadaCollapse #CanadianEconomy #CanadianSubmarine #CanadianSubmarineLocalReaction #HanwhaOceanCanada #Patriotism #Economics