Canada joining the dysfunctional EU can only add to the structural chaos.
The Liberal-Globalists live in a mental world in which men can be women and illegal invaders can be citizens, so I guess when Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney moves to make Canada a European Country, it does sound on-character.
In the wake of the breakdown in trade negotiations with Donald J. Trump’s US and the onset of a new trade war in North America, Carney is reorienting his priorities to be ever closer to the Euro-Globalists.
In a way, it does make a lot of sense in that Canadian Liberals like Carney love all the suicidal policies emanating from Brussels: unchecked mass migration, gay and trans propaganda, ‘net zero’ lunacy… the list is long.
But how would this EU-Canada axis operate in the real world? No one knows.
It arises today that Carney will address the European Parliament next month, just as, in the biased words of the European press, ‘Canada accuses the US of attacking its sovereignty’.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will address the European Union next month in a push to deepen ties with the bloc as his trade dispute with the US escalates. https://t.co/QUeaNmeQqY
— Bloomberg (@business) August 26, 2026
Euronews reported:
“The Canadian Prime Minister will address the European Parliament on September 17 and attend European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s State of the Union speech, which sets out the EU’s policy priorities and political direction, a day prior.
While inviting guests of honor is not uncommon, Carney’s invitation is more political than in previous years, when Brussels opted for civil society figures and focused on Ukraine. The timing also follows Carney’s pledge to seek an ever-closer partnership with the EU as the US-Canada trade war escalates in a historic clash between the two.”
Pleased that @CanadianPM @MarkJCarney will attend the @Europarl_EN‘s Plenary Session in Strasbourg in September.
He will be a guest of honour at the State of the Union debate by @EU_Commission President @vonderleyen, before his formal address to MEPs.
The Prime Minister’s…
— Roberta Metsola (@EP_President) August 26, 2026
CBC reported:
“Over the last year, Canada has signed several new partnership agreements with the EU. It was also the first non-European country to become a member of Security Action for Europe, which provides €150 billion in loans for defence spending.
Carney’s visit is a strong sign of the close relationship between Canada and the EU, a spokesperson for the European Commission said.
It is meant to ‘clearly signal the intention and ambition on both sides to upgrade our partnership’, the spokesperson wrote in an email to CBC News.
‘In these challenging times, strengthening our relationships across the world is vital’.”
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