Trump's Ban Hit At Midnight — Carney ANSWERED With $1.2B From Vancouver
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The American import ban on Canadian goods came into force at one minute past midnight on September 29, 2026 — alcohol, dairy, motorcycles, whey and molasses, about US$1 billion of exports by BMO's estimate. That same afternoon, in Vancouver, Mark Carney was asked whether he was about to reach for something heavier. "I never ruled anything out," he said. Then he announced $1.2 billion for the ocean. Not a counter-tariff. Not a list of American goods to punish. The largest ocean protection package in Canadian history, on the day Washington closed its border to Canadian whisky. This video is about why that is not a change of subject. Canada cannot sell to anybody except the United States without ships — and it cannot put more ships in the water without answering for what they do to it. - What the $1.2 billion buys: over $90 million for frontline fisheries enforcement including drones, $100 million to monitor underwater noise, $82 million for Arctic observation devices transmitting in
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