Mexico Overtakes Canada as America’s Largest Trading Partner

Trudeau’s bought and paid for media mouthpieces can spin things however Dear Leader wants, but this is an absolute disgrace:

Last year, Mexico became the United States’ biggest trading partner, surpassing Canada and China for the first time. This humiliating fact is simply the latest statistic that illustrates Canada’s economic decline since Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took power in 2015.

… Canada is stuck with an anti-business government and a prime minister who has driven away the resource-based mega-projects that have historically built and sustained this country’s living standards. Besides not growing the economy, Trudeau has impeded growth and driven away investment by increasing taxes to pay for bloated government spending.

h/t Joe

31 Replies to “Mexico Overtakes Canada as America’s Largest Trading Partner”

  1. And the liberals all cheer!
    It’s Mulroney’s fault, free trade, GST, yabba dabba do

  2. That’s not counting the fentanyl, either…..

    Our country is a racket for crime and money laundering at all levels and being held together by ridiculous weakling cowards.

  3. Better Mexico than chyyynah!

    Which would you rather have, manufacturing and supply from part of the Americas, or from overseas?

  4. At least Zelenski played a president at one point in his drama acting career, Trudeau simply went from drama lessons to dictatorial WEF/ EU puppet overnight.

    Unfortunately the results are eventually the same.

  5. Old news. The US has been importing more from Mexico than Canada since 2015. No surprise: that’s approximately the time that Justatwit and his gang of idiots formed the federal government.

    1. its 2065 and after decades of Liberal rule thanks to oppressive hate speech laws that has pretty much put any prominent critic behind bars,

      1. an unintended consequence of focussing on everything BUT the financial health of the nation,

        1. we are now completely bankrupt, no one will lend any more to the Liberal government

          1. etc etc
            anybody know why this post had to be diced up to get past the SDA filter??????

          2. Don’t know about this post, but Cyber attacks and state hackers will only increase as the “new normal” in coming months & years.

            “Death by a thousands cuts” is the motto of undeclared proxy wars. We are currently engaged in several.

          3. No one has to lend any more to the liberal government, when the Bank of Canada is willing to print.

  6. Does anyone believe that TurdHole cares other than he’s pleased with himself? His agenda is to destroy this country.

    1. actually l think what we see is just the natural progression of a narcissistic brain coupled with almost unrestrained power

  7. Worst case, PM will whip up some committee to investigate. And by the time conclusion is due, it will be Trump’s fault. But Quebec farmers are ok so no pb.

  8. But Canada ( or, at least, Ontario, which really is the only important part, per the Laurentian elites ) still leads in the important areas like smugness, self-righteousness; moral preening. And, don’t forget, smiles.

    The unspeakable ROC really is fit only to serve their self-annointed Laurentian masters.

    1. Self-righteous anti-Americanism is rooted in our urban areas in the government paycheque crowd … just as prevalent in Edmonton as it is in Trawna. It’s next to non-existent in the rural boondocks; Ontario or the West.

      1. “Self-righteous anti-Americanism is rooted in our urban areas in the government paycheque crowd …”

        Who was it that got caught on a hot mic admitting that anti-Americanism was “good politics” in Canada…Trudeau Sr. or Jean Chretien?

  9. “This humiliating fact is simply the latest statistic that illustrates Canada’s economic decline since Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took power in 2015.”

    I’ll repeat my favourite stat.

    GDP per capita 2023 in US dollars. USA – $80,412; Canada $53,247
    Canada has become a certified shithole. Trudeau has crashed the economy.

    1. And GDP per person in Canada is below that of the poorest US state (Mississipi?) if the statistics are correct.

      This slippage has developed slowly over a long enough period of time such that most Canadians have not really noticed. Which is why I repeatedly point out that “rip the bandaid off” governance will achieve the return of the socialists after a single CPC term and a conservative wilderness of 3-4 terms.

      1. for 2022 we still beat Mississippi ($47,189 versus $53247) but only barely.

        It’ll look worse once the 2023 numbers come out.

  10. We are currently in Mexico on vacation for the first time in 5 years. A lot of restaurant items are now priced as much or more than what we pay at home. The last time we were here the Peso was 16 to the Canadian $. Now it’s 12.

    1. I spent most of February on a road trip in Australia, (New South Wales and Western Australia) escaping the cold and snow of Canada. Taking into account exchange rates, I found most prices in Australia to be very comparable to Canada. Cheapest gas (petrol, as they call it) I bought was Au$1.71/L (Cdn$1.60), most expensive I saw was Au$2.39. And that was at stations in NSW that were less then 5kms apart! They have true competition! Also, the lowest grade I saw was 91 octane, whereas in Canada, the lowest grade most people buy is 87.

      Restaurant food was slightly more expensive, but there generally is no tipping, and the portions are generous, so no issues with price. (Best Chinese and Thai food I found – KIngsgrove RSL in Sydney; best fish & chips – Cicerello’s in Fremantle. The RSL at Bondi Beach had really good schnitzel!). The RSLs (Returned Services League) are supposedly equivalent to the Legions in Canada, but they do it right down under, where our Legions are struggling. These are full-on high quality restaurants and clubs, open daily. You have to be a member, or a guest of a member, or you can ‘buy’ a one-day membership.

      Most motel / hotel / cabin rentals were of reasonable price, comparable to Canada. Best value to me was renting cabins in caravan parks, usually Au$100-$120/night. One thing Australia really needs to learn about though is ‘Vacancy / No Vacancy ‘ signs. Didn’t see a single one anywhere. Made too many stops to discover nothing available, especially in and near Perth.

      Internal flights in Australia are really cheap when compared to Canadian flights of equivalent length. Well worth travelling around in the country. I happened to be passing through Melbourne the day after Taylor Swift’s first concert there. The airport was a nightmare. Most airlines had laid on dozens of extra flights to accommodate the demand. It seemed like every other person in Melbourne Airport was wearing Taylor Swift attire.

      The biggest downside to my trip was flying Air Canada to get there. Enough said about that. But it was the cheapest, and I booked 3 months in advance.

      1. “Also, the lowest grade I saw was 91 octane, whereas in Canada, the lowest grade most people buy is 87.”

        This is due to the fact that in North America, we use a different scale. AKI is the scale used in North America, RON in most other places. 91RON = 87AKI.

  11. One way to fix it is to beat the living shit out of every Liberal and NDP voter.

    A man can dream, can’t he?

  12. Fear not,when the Northern Peso hits 40 cents US,Dear Leader will explain how we,Canadians, are now all billionairs..
    When it falls to .4 cents US we will all be “Infinitely Wealthy”.
    Where the wheelbarrow you are using to transport the price of a loaf of bread,will be what you are robbed of.
    I do believe I predicted this in 2015.
    Dear Leader is wonderful..just ask any Liberal.

  13. Under the FILTHY LIBERAL Big Chief Spendy McBlackface Hairdo Regime, the Wheelbarrow is worth more than the pile of cash it carries…

    There will be a run on Wheelbarrows like there was on Bumwipe.

    To Quote Monty Python, Several “Fatal Beatings” might fix Blackie and his Garden Gnome Barbie Nazi Deputy…

  14. Who negotiated for Canada at the NAFTA negotiations in 2016? Was it perogie thighs?

    It looks like we may not have made out as well as the press made it look. Maybe we should have sent somebody with a financial background instead of a journalist.

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