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Poilievre asserts China cannot replace the United States for Canada

26 February 2026
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Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre emphasized the importance of maintaining strong trade relations with the United States, arguing that Canada should leverage its position to secure a tariff-free trade deal. In a speech to the Economic Club of Canada, he criticized the government’s focus on diversifying trade with countries like China, advocating instead for swift approvals of major projects and a strategic energy reserve. Poilievre’s remarks come as his party faces challenges, including a recent poll showing the Liberals with a significant lead over Conservatives.

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