Canada wants to deepen its economic ties with the EU and uphold global trading rules in the face of threatened U.S. tariffs, its trade minister Mary Ng told Reuters on Saturday.
Didn’t we recently sign a major contract with Japan for natural gas? On top of the new natural gas facility we’re building in BC?
Though I suspect that this relationship will only be good for a decade or two, becoming the #1 supplier of natural gas to eastern Asia will be good both from an economic and political stance, as that’s the area that is likely to have the biggest economic impact on the world aside from India over the next half century.
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I hear Asia is seeking rare earth minerals and energy
Right… unless US is going full Russia on Ukraine type situation… what is the end goal here.
Canada was always a good hoe… then US goes and beats it anyway? What is the W?
US just looks mental aka “unreliable partner”
Canadians and their oligarchs would be stupid to not take notice here no matter how this resolves.
Didn’t we recently sign a major contract with Japan for natural gas? On top of the new natural gas facility we’re building in BC?
Though I suspect that this relationship will only be good for a decade or two, becoming the #1 supplier of natural gas to eastern Asia will be good both from an economic and political stance, as that’s the area that is likely to have the biggest economic impact on the world aside from India over the next half century.