The_Weird_Canadian (a7c531) in Politics • 1 mo ago

Risks to Canada if CUSMA/USMCA Is Not Extended or Enters Review Limbo

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75.9% of Canada's exports go to ONE customer.

That customer just threatened to walk away.

Here's what nobody's telling you about 2026 šŸ‘‡

šŸ”“ 2.5 million jobs are exposed

šŸ”“ $909 BILLION in trade is at risk

šŸ”“ 85.7% of Canadian exporters sell to the U.S.

šŸ”“ 65.9% sell ONLY to the U.S.

CUSMA's 6-year review is happening NOW.

If one country refuses to extend it, we enter "Review Limbo."

That means:

- Investment freezes immediately

- Factories cancel expansions

- Prices go up for everything

- The recession clock starts ticking

Scotiabank modeled a -1.9% GDP hit.

Farm Credit Canada modeled -2%.

That's over $60 BILLION in damage.

And we built this vulnerability ourselves.

The IMF says we're leaving $210 BILLION on the table by not fixing our own internal trade barriers.

This isn't about panic. It's about preparation.

Are we ready? Because the clock is ticking.

#CUSMA #USMCA #CanadianEconomy #TradePolicy #Canada #CanadianPolitics #TheWeirdCanadian #EconomicRisk #2026Review

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