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For 250 Years, The U.S. Failed To Annex Canada

For 250 years, the U.S. has failed to annex Canada. From war and tariffs to diplomacy and economic pressure, discover the historical roots of American leaders who have repeatedly attempted to absorb their northern neighbor. Every effort has collapsed in the face of Canadian resistance and national self-determination.
Today, Canada faces a new threat — one led by a U.S. president with a long history of spreading misinformation, generating chaos, and disrespecting people, allies, and institutions. This time, the pressure comes through trade disruptions, aggressive tariffs, and public insults.

The threat isn’t military but real: rooted in disregard for truth, commitment, and respect.
Asserting sovereignty now demands Canadian strength, unity, and resilience. History offers both context and clarity. The following explores every major U.S. attempt to annex Canada — and explains why, despite today’s economic tensions, political union remains a fantasy from another century, not a modern possibility.

Change Supply Management to Benefit Consumers and Free Trade

Change Supply Management to Benefit Consumers and Free Trade is a positive, forward-looking presentation exploring how bold, inclusive reform can deliver real benefits for all Canadians — not just a protected few. Canada stands at a pivotal crossroads — we can continue down the path of protectionist supply management or embrace the opportunity to become a dynamic free trade leader. By responsibly evolving beyond outdated quota systems, we can lower food costs, boost productivity, expand our export potential, and grow our economy. More than 150 global trading partners have urged us to make this change. To better understand how this transformation can work, I studied the experiences of Australia and New Zealand — two countries that successfully transitioned from supply management to thriving, market-driven agricultural sectors. What follows is a summary of those findings and a call for Canadians to consider the benefits of thoughtful change that works for everyone.