The MeidasTouch Podcast Furious Canada Kills Trump’s Plan and Makes Him Squeal!!
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Jan 17, 2026 Charlie Angus, a prominent Canadian politician and leader of Meidas Canada, joins the discussion to unpack the implications of Canada's new strategic partnership with China. He highlights how this move serves as a counterbalance to the U.S., particularly in light of Trump's policies. Angus emphasizes the benefits for Canadian industries like EVs and canola, while delivering a strong message of independence from U.S. influence. He also shares insights on the public sentiment in Canada regarding this pivotal shift and discusses grassroots political mobilization through the Midas Canada Resistance Tour.
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Canada's Strategic Pivot To China
- Canada struck a major trade pivot by negotiating tariff limits and market access with China, signaling a shift away from U.S.-centric trade dependence.
- The deal couples EV imports with Chinese investment and reduced Chinese tariffs on Canadian goods, reshaping Canada's trade landscape.
Carney Frames A New Trade Architecture
- Prime Minister Carney framed the agreement as positioning Canada for a 'new world order' focused on evolving trade architecture and coalitions beyond traditional multilateral institutions.
- He emphasized trade, finance, and cross-border payment systems as areas where like-minded coalitions will set rules instead of global bodies.
EV Deal Targets Affordable Cars And Local Production
- The EV element caps Chinese EV exports to Canada at 49,000 vehicles initially and targets more affordable EVs under $35,000 to broaden market access.
- The agreement also opens discussions for Chinese investment to build vehicles and supply chains within Canada over time.