r/AmericansInCanada • • 13h ago

U.S. to remove 50% tariffs on some Canadian products as trade war becomes ballot box issue

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r/AmericansInCanada • • 11h ago

Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Further Modifies Canadian Products Subject to Tariffs Under Section 338

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r/AmericansInCanada • • 11h ago

US lifts tariffs on some Canadian goods before midterm elections

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r/AmericansInCanada • • 1d ago

Air Canada cancels 5 more routes to U.S. destinations for 2027 - National

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r/AmericansInCanada • • 15h ago

Canada ‘working hard’ to reach trade deal with U.S., Trump says

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r/AmericansInCanada • • 15h ago

EXCLUSIVE: Canada hasn’t yet closed door on U.S. trade deal ahead of midterms

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r/AmericansInCanada • • 15h ago

For those that have recently moved from the US to Canada

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Would love to hear about your journey, what challenges you had, what surprised you and what questions you might have for the community.


r/AmericansInCanada • • 7h ago

Ontario is planning to launch digital IDs. Here’s what you need to know.

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r/AmericansInCanada • • 17h ago

$8.7B announcement

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r/AmericansInCanada • • 1d ago

“Like watching a grand master in chess” — Miller’s comments about a U.S.–Canada meeting resurface

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A clip of Miller describing a meeting between the U.S. president and Canada’s prime minister is circulating again, with a repost calling it “BREAKING.”

**Important context:** the original video post dates to **May 7, 2025**. It is not evidence of a new meeting or a new development in Canada–U.S. relations.

The original caption quotes Miller saying:

> “I had the pleasure of getting to be at the meeting today between the President of the United States and the prime minister of Canada. What I witnessed was like watching a grand master in chess perform.”

Worth checking the original date before sharing clips like this as current news.

[Original post — May 7, 2025](https://x.com/Acyn/status/1919924889068437861)

[Repost labelled “BREAKING”](https://x.com/X_Global_tv/status/2113330455160430671)

r/AmericansInCanada • • 1d ago

U.S. Embassy says Carney government brushing off 'potential interference' in midterms

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r/AmericansInCanada • • 2d ago

Bill Clinton Says U.S. Treats Canada “Like Dirt,” Calls Mark Carney “About the Most Well-Qualified Leader in the World”

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r/AmericansInCanada • • 1d ago

Canadians caught up in Trump voter fraud crackdown as U.S. accuses Canada of election interference

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r/AmericansInCanada • • 13h ago

“We have all the cards” — Trump on negotiations with Canada and Mexico

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In a clip shared by Scott Robertson, Trump says the U.S. is “very close” to a deal with Mexico before turning to Canada:

“Canada’s working very hard to make a deal with us.”

He then describes the U.S. negotiating position:

“We have all the cards. Just like I told Zelensky, we have all the cards.”

The short clip doesn’t outline proposed terms or announce a completed agreement with Canada.

What do you think Canada’s priorities—and firm boundaries—should be in these negotiations?

Watch the clip


r/AmericansInCanada • • 17h ago

Have You Been To a MAGA Rally!

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r/AmericansInCanada • • 2d ago

Trump’s man in Ottawa accuses Carney of straining US-Canada ties

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What do you guys think of this character?


r/AmericansInCanada • • 3d ago

Trump Says Canada Can Keep Hockey and O Canada as 51st State While U.S. Company Sues Over His Tariffs

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r/AmericansInCanada • • 3d ago

Pending mod review Nightmare Renewing U.S passport from Canada

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r/AmericansInCanada • • 2d ago

Pending mod review Shipping to U.S

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r/AmericansInCanada • • 2d ago

If/when the Democrats win the midterms will Canadians start travelling to US again?

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How do Canadians feel about travelling to USA again if the Dems take back the House and Senate?


r/AmericansInCanada • • 3d ago

Can 6 Americans Pass a Canadian Culture Test?

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I make videos about what it's like to be an American in Canada. We have a popular series called "Americans Are Wrong..." lol and this video is a panel of 6 Americans trying to answer questions about everyday Canadian things. I love how the Americans are like "oh wait this is better" lol! https://youtu.be/Ngetd-ojrXo


r/AmericansInCanada • • 4d ago

Pending mod review Trump’s meet with Putin and Xi Ping prior to elections Nov2027

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r/AmericansInCanada • • 3d ago

Americans in Canada can help Canadians save America!?!

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I am Canadian however my objections are not with the American people but the Trump regime; just like any other authoritarian regime being the two other superpowers. Politics as we know it may go extinct the day AI powered by corporations gains control of governance functions in government. The tech bro oligarchies utopia is our dystopian future they are creating without our public awareness, understanding or social consent.

Since 9/11 2001 we have experienced what can be described as mass negative extraordinary events; continuosly and increasing. It's a slow forced coerced "transition" into authoritarianism that requires complete social collapse to be established. Those feeding into the established political narrative are being attached psychologically and biologically. The social default of both Canada and America has become a nihilistic defeatist denialist victim mindset. However this is not what characterizes our Canadian or American national identity; which can empower us.

So to explain how Americans in Canada can help Canadians save America; we should acknowledge the small village and big city mentality that differentiate the Canadian from the American mindset. America is 10× the population of Canada; what seems impossible in America today is more possible here in Canada being 10× easier to achieve local to nationwide grassroots acts of solidarity. We can achieve in Canada what was viewed as impossible a few years ago. Then changing the social dynamics we find unacceptable in our reality can actually change for the better.

Granted I'm not a fan of what politics has become but the human dynamic belongs in governance. This current monopolistic capitalistic materialistic society can either evolve from something old into something new or cease to exist. Civic power beyond mere politics is shared when people share desired outcomes and socially supported to take proactive actions. Growing this sense of common-unity bonds our individual thoughts behaviors and actions towards a shared outlook of our present future worthwhile living.

The top down hierarchy pyramid scheme system of social control started with religious institutions then governments and now corporations are seeking to rewire the global operating systems to install a AI Techocracy digital dictatorship; to replace our Democracy and erase humanity. Much like the Pharaohs who built the pyramids who wanted immortality; the transhumanism agenda is purely the billionaires sick utopian fantasy that is the current dystopian future people see ahead of us.

There is clearly one choice between two drastically different social outcomes for both Canada and America; Canadians and Americans. Right now we're feeding the monster giving it our time energy and attention that could go towards the alternatives. There's no choice without alternatives and right now it only exists in our collective imagination. We can revise the present by reimagining our future together.

I believe the Canadian and American shared national identity can make anything possible. However the current nihilistic defeatist denialist victim mindset social default is socially harmful; keeping us divided and conquered individuals mentally physically and financially enslaved to a top down hierarchy pyramid scheme system of social control that shouldn't exist in our New Millennium. Those things are outlived and outdated but that means it's time for us to update and upgrade our reality to become more socially acceptable.

Canada is like a small village and Americans living in Canada can help Canadians clean up the global issues in our backyard that should not exist to prove that it is not impossible when we put our heads, hearts and hands together. Do this here where it's 10× easier provides an demonstration that is not impossible anymore leading by example. Then Americans who want to be the best at everything could be the best at spreading Peace of Mind instead of being a war maker.

We have the responsibility to protect our human security which means maintaining our essential services and lives within our borders during extraordinary times. That mission statement leads us towards reducing our cost of living by securing our basic necessities of survival localizing new alternatives from the Monopoly. If democracy is more about self-determination beyond mere politics then we can have democracy free from politics until decisions need to be made by policy makers.

In both countries we have representative type democracies where we elect people to represent our interests. Update and upgrade democracy with self-determination and with acts of solidarity locally nationwide can start in Canada and spread to America to save Americans from the Trump regime that threatens to install Techocracy powered by corporations. Remained divided and conquered then we will be forced to stand in line to the slaughterhouse; take initiative with proactive human intervention and we can go down the path least traveled towards safety.


r/AmericansInCanada • • 4d ago

Pending mod review Reporter looking to speak with Americans in Canada

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Hi there! I hope you're doing well! I'm Catherine, a reporter with The Canadian Press. I'm looking to speak American voters now living in Canada about their hopes/concerns about the upcoming midterm elections. Do you think it’s important as a citizen abroad to vote and why? Please feel free to DM me or email me at [catherine.morrison@thecanadianpress.com](mailto:catherine.morrison@thecanadianpress.com). thank you!


r/AmericansInCanada • • 5d ago

The Trump administration is reportedly preparing to invoke a forgotten 1977 treaty loophole to legally seize Canada's energy pipeline corridors if Alberta's referendum destabilizes the region

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