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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney faced a tense atmosphere before delivering a major message about Canada’s future relationship with Europe. With Donald Trump criticizing the idea and warning of consequences, tensions between Ottawa and Washington are rising. Carney’s response to the disruption—and his message that followed—highlighted Canada’s determination to pursue its own path. Is Canada moving closer to Europe as relations with the United States face renewed strain? Watch to know more.

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00:02USA! USA!
00:05USA! USA!
00:10USA!
00:12USA! USA!
00:15Canada and Europe are each strong.
00:20Europe and Canada are stronger together.
00:39The institutions we've inherited
00:41are organized by geography.
00:44The strategic capabilities that we need are organized by function.
00:51We can ally by function
00:53if we are bold and deliberate.
00:57And we shouldn't be cowed by the perceived scale
01:00of the task.
01:03Just as
01:04dominance is the arrogance of the hegemon,
01:06perfection is the enemy
01:08of the good.
01:10The economics of this are clear.
01:12The leverage of the powerful
01:14in an exploitive relationship collapses
01:16well before complete
01:18independence is achieved.
01:20Because diversity
01:22confers advantage.
01:24The objective is not self-sufficiency,
01:27it's collective resilience.
01:38And it's this mutual advantage
01:40that's at the core of the case
01:42for a deeper partnership between Canada and Europe.
01:48Europe brings so many things.
01:50Market power, research depth,
01:52advanced manufacturing,
01:54the ability and the will to set standards
01:57that the world frequently adopts.
02:01A defense industrial base
02:02that's being rebuilt at speed.
02:05Canada brings energy at huge scale
02:08and in every form that the transition requires.
02:12We have one of the world's largest endowments
02:14of critical minerals,
02:15deep capabilities in space, AI and quantum,
02:18amongst the strongest banking systems
02:20and the most expert pension capital.
02:23We have unique Arctic geography
02:25and privileged access to both Atlantic
02:28and Pacific networks.
02:29And where our strengths differ,
02:32they complement.
02:33Where they overlap,
02:35they create scale.
02:37We should build on each other's strengths
02:39deliberately, systematically and rapidly.
02:43We've already begun.
02:45And I thank this Parliament.
02:47We've already begun with CETA,
02:49one of the world's most successful trade agreements.
03:06And I thank President von der Leyen and President Costa
03:09for our strategic partnership agreement struck last June.
03:12We're developing that and deepening it.
03:16We've also begun to take advantage of Canada's role
03:19as the first non-European member of SAFE.
03:23But we should recognize that the ecosystem we've built
03:26is not yet equal to the ferocity of the changing climate.
03:30And nor is it moving fast enough to match the speed of the upheaval.
03:36Yesterday, President von der Leyen spoke of moving beyond CETA
03:41to an alliance for the future, opening the door to Canada
03:46to become the European Union's first associate member.
04:06Canada welcomes this ambition.
04:10And I will tell you polling shows that an overwhelming majority
04:13of Canadians support much closer ties with Europe.
04:27An alliance for the future is a unique, positive approach
04:32that we will define together, building on our common strengths
04:37and based on our shared values.
04:39But let me take this opportunity to say plainly what Canada proposes.
04:46Canada and Europe should secure our strategic autonomy
04:50through deep cooperation in the full range of strategic capabilities,
04:56including critical minerals, defence industrial capacity,
05:00AI and compute, energy security, space and payments.
05:05We should move towards seamless digital trade
05:09and non-agricultural goods and a wide range of services.
05:13We should deepen our people-to-people ties,
05:16allowing our youth to work, study and live where they want
05:21on either side of the Atlantic.
05:36Canadian membership of Erasmus Plus would give your students and ours
05:40more opportunity to learn at some of the world's top universities,
05:45to broaden their horizons and to build those lasting ties
05:49that will sustain our alliance for the future.
06:01Canadian membership of the next generation of Horizon would allow us
06:05to pool resources, cooperate on frontier technologies,
06:09leverage our world-class research institutes and universities.
06:22Yesterday, President von der Leyen announced, and I quote,
06:27a new European corporation on critical raw materials
06:31to obtain and stockpile the material needed for electric cars,
06:36for chips and batteries, cleantech and defence.
06:39I'll observe that Canada has deposits of over 34 critical minerals
06:46and we are among the top producers of the 10 most essential
06:50for the energy transition.
06:52Our alliance can help fill Europe's need for reliable supply,
06:59Canada's desire for advanced processing capabilities
07:03and our common objective to complete value chains in the transition
07:08and our defence.
07:17Canada can contribute LNG and hydrogen at large scale
07:22to support Europe's energy security, including by developing
07:27developing and leveraging new port infrastructure in our high north
07:31and on our east coast.
07:33And Canada, in turn, can benefit from your leadership
07:36in so many clean energy technologies.
07:48We can pool new sovereign compute capacity
07:52and build more secure broadband connections between Europe and Asia
07:56via our common geography.
07:59Canada and Europe can join forces to develop AI safety protocols,
08:04coordinate common standards and strengthen transparency,
08:07all well-developing applications so that our governments
08:11and our companies can serve our citizens better.
08:21Canada and Europe should consider exploring an integrated market
08:26for financial services, to broaden choice and reduce costs for our citizens,
08:31to improve access to capital for our companies,
08:35while maintaining our world-leading financial resilience.
08:46These are some of the opportunities.
08:49But the fundamental point is that the opportunities that can be created
08:54by an alliance for the future are the product of our common values,
09:00our compatible systems, our complementary strengths.
09:05And deepening and widening our relationship will strengthen our sovereignty,
09:11improve affordability and opportunity and security for our citizens,
09:17while safeguarding our abilities to live our lives as we choose.
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