Is Canada actually joining the European Union—or is Mark Carney using Europe to send Trump a message?
The EU has proposed making Canada its first-ever “associate member.” The problem is that the position doesn’t technically exist yet. Trump is furious, Carney is talking about Canadian independence, and Ottawa says its new investment strategy could unlock more than $1 trillion.
We break down:
* What EU “associate membership” could really mean
* Why Trump is threatening consequences
* Carney’s $1 trillion investment pitch
* The nearly $500 billion announced at Canada’s investment summit
* The new Productivity Mega Deduction
* Why most apartment buildings don’t qualify
* Canada’s collapsing condo-development model
* Rising rate risks and the housing projects that no longer make financial sense
Canada says it’s open for business. Meanwhile, developers still can’t get buildings approved, financed or sold.
Maybe Canada hasn’t fixed investment. Maybe it has just fixed the press release.
Watch, subscribe and tell us: Is Carney rebuilding Canada’s economy—or are these numbers too large and too polished to believe?
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