Hostility towards Trump and his policies has extended to his supporters in Canada, including hockey legend Wayne Gretzky, whose wine was recently disparaged with altered labels. Former Prime Minister Jean Chrétien joked about proposing Trump for the Order of Canada amidst the country’s disdain for him. Mark Carney, a finance expert, has taken over as Canada’s new prime minister and is seen as a potential counter to Trump’s aggression.
Trudeau’s approval rating was already low, but worsened after Trump’s tariff threats, leading to internal turmoil within the Liberal Party. The Conservative Party, led by Pierre Poilievre, seemed poised to win the next election until Trump imposed tariffs on Canada, boosting support for the Liberals. Trump’s derogatory remarks and tariffs have caused tensions between the two countries, prompting retaliatory measures from Canada.
Carney, with his mix of political and private sector experience, is seen as capable of dealing with the challenges posed by Trump’s policies. The ongoing conflict between the two countries has reshaped the political landscape in Canada, potentially helping the Liberals in the upcoming election. The true intentions behind Trump’s actions towards Canada remain unclear, as they seem to be causing more harm than good for both countries.
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