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Canada signed two trade deals in 48 hours while Trump was focused on tariffs — and the plan started 45 days ago in Davos.
While the US was threatening tariffs, Canada's Prime Minister was in Tokyo. The day before, Canada's Trade Minister signed an expanded EU trade deal in Toronto. These were not reactions. They were the final moves in a strategy announced at Davos on January 20, 2026 — 45 days before this week's headlines.

0:00 — Canada Was Already Gone
0:35 — The 70% Vulnerability and What Changed
2:00 — Receipt One: The EU Deal Signed in Toronto
3:45 — Receipt Two: Tokyo and What Canada Has
5:00 — Receipt Three: 12 Deals, 4 Continents
5:50 — The Question Nobody Asked
6:15 — 🔥 Davos Was the Launch
7:30 — ⏳ The Preparation: November 2025
9:45 — What Cannot Be Undone
11:30 — Your Wallet, Your Supply Chain, Your Portfolio
14:10 — Two Scenarios: September 2026
17:10 — The Concrete Is Already Poured

Canada's trade relationship with the United States is built on nearly two trillion dollars in annual trilateral commerce under CUSMA. But bilateral merchandise trade between Canada and Japan is worth thirty-six point four billion dollars annually. Canada-EU trade under CETA has grown sixty-five percent since 2016. Canada's target with India is seventy billion dollars by 2030. These are not aspirational numbers. They are signed agreements with legal enforcement mechanisms.

The CUSMA review begins July 1, 2026. What happens in that room will depend, in part, on how many alternative doors Canada has already opened.
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