Canada’s plan A has always been clear: strengthening our economy at home and expanding our trade relationships abroad.
François-Philippe Champagne: “Canada’s plan A has always been clear: strengthening our economy at home and expanding our trade relationships abroad.”
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Discussing Canada's economic strategy amid trade tensions.
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We are entering the trade war with the U.S. from a position of fiscal strength, with the lowest net debt-to-GDP ratio among the G7 nations and a triple-A credit rating.
Some countries will be quicker to move toward electrification and others will still mean decades of demand for LNG, for instance, certainly the way that Canada can produce it, sustainably and responsibly.
Canada strong for all means building clean energy infrastructure quickly, responsibly, and as a unified Team Canada with First Nations like the Williams Treaty First Nations and all Canadians,
We did not choose that trade conflict. We’re just responding to what has been imposed on Canada.





