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🚨 BREAKING: 6:00 AM — Canada Recalls ALL Diplomats From United States 🚨

For the first time since Confederation in 1867, Canada has recalled every ambassador, consul general, and diplomatic attaché from U.S. soil — shutting down all official missions in Washington, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Detroit, and Miami.


The move follows escalating tariff wars, the 6–3 Supreme Court decision striking down IEEPA tariffs, the immediate Section 122 replacement tariffs, and reported White House discussions involving support for Alberta separatist groups. Ottawa officials describe the rupture as a structural breakdown of trust, not a symbolic protest.

This recall impacts a $923 billion annual trade relationship, 400,000 daily border crossings, NORAD coordination, and Five Eyes intelligence-sharing channels. Canadian energy exports — 4 million barrels of oil per day — and $323 million in daily Detroit-Windsor commerce now face unprecedented uncertainty.

This is not rhetoric. It is the dismantling of diplomatic infrastructure between the two most integrated economies on Earth.

This video breaks down the February 20 Supreme Court ruling, the February 23 White House Alberta meeting, the Section 122 tariff escalation, the NORAD emergency review, and what this means for the longest undefended border in modern history.

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Timestamps for easy navigation:
February 20 – Supreme Court Strikes IEEPA Tariffs
February 23 – Section 122 Tariffs Announced
Alberta Strategy Meeting Revealed
February 27 – 6:00 AM Diplomatic Recall Begins
$923B Trade Relationship at Risk
NORAD & Five Eyes Emergency Reviews
Energy & Border Commerce Impact
What This Means for U.S.–Canada Relations