What you are suggesting combined with current policy directions (both in US and Canada) will mean the end of the Canadian automotive manufacturing sector.
With the introduction of imports from China it will mean that Canada does not even supply itself domestically.
What are the economic consequences to Canada for the destruction of potentially hundreds of thousands of high paying jobs. And maybe more specifically to Canadians?
The regime in charge of Canada is anti resource development (not just even oil). While they may be considering a change in tune there is a clear history of this. Why would the regime that has brought Canada to this state lead Canada to the promise land?
With the introduction of imports from China it will mean that Canada does not even supply itself domestically.
What are the economic consequences to Canada for the destruction of potentially hundreds of thousands of high paying jobs. And maybe more specifically to Canadians?
The regime in charge of Canada is anti resource development (not just even oil). While they may be considering a change in tune there is a clear history of this. Why would the regime that has brought Canada to this state lead Canada to the promise land?
https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/carney-warning-fossil-fuel-...
Canada does not actually have much real industry to speak of. One merely needs to look at the top 10 largest companies in Canada: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_companies_in_C...
This is an extremely weak economy that has a significant dependency on resources but with a regime that is anti resource extraction.
Canada is a decade into its 40 years wander of the desert.