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JUST IN: Canada’s 2026 Power Test Begins — Is Carney Ready for What’s Coming?
Canada is entering one of the most decisive political years in a generation — and the stakes couldn’t be higher.

As 2026 approaches, global instability, renewed U.S. trade pressure, and rising affordability concerns are forcing Canadian leaders into choices that will shape the country’s future. With Donald Trump’s tariffs once again disrupting steel, aluminum, autos, and lumber, Canada is facing real economic consequences — not just political drama.

In this video, we break down why 2026 is different, why traditional political noise is failing, and why Mark Carney enters this moment with a level of readiness no other federal leader currently matches.

While the Conservative Party struggles with internal leadership questions and the NDP undergoes a major identity reset, Carney is already governing under pressure — navigating trade disputes, affordability challenges, national unity risks, and global economic uncertainty with a calm, strategic approach.

This isn’t about slogans or partisan theatrics.
It’s about competence, stability, and real-world leadership when the margin for error disappears.

From Trump’s tariffs and Canada–U.S. trade tensions, to infrastructure, affordability, and national unity, this video explains why Canadians are increasingly prioritizing results over rhetoric — and why 2026 may redefine what leadership looks like in Canada.

If you care about Canada’s economic future, political stability, and global standing, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.

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