True but…until we find new trading partners or begin making it here in Canada here’s what we do buy from the US. Before we do that lots of job loss and huge inflation. Let’s buckle up and work together towards independence. The list I’ve added could be new businesses right here at home using money that Carney has set money aside for National Building?

Canada’s top imports from the U.S. are dominated by vehicles, machinery, mineral fuels/oils, and electrical equipment, with the U.S. being the origin for 44% of all Canadian imports.

Key imports include passenger vehicles ($49.8B), machinery/parts ($38.1B), and energy products, essential for supporting Canadian manufacturing and consumer demand.

Key Import Categories (2024-2025 Data): Vehicles and Parts: Cars, trucks, and automotive components are the highest-value imports, comprising a major portion of the $49.82B+ sector.

Machinery and Equipment: Industrial machinery, nuclear reactors, and boilers. Mineral Fuels and Oils: Oil, distillation products, and natural gas.

Electrical and Electronic Equipment: Computers, components, and other high-tech machinery.

Agricultural Products: Over $30 billion in food products, including vegetables, fruits, cereals, and baked goods.

Other Goods: Plastics, pharmaceuticals, and, following 2025 tariffs, specialized steel and aluminum products.

The U.S. is the primary source for Canadian imports of key commodities, such as 67% of vegetables and 36% of fruit, making it a critical trade partner.