Summary
Ontario Premier Doug Ford humorously countered Donald Trump’s suggestion that the U.S. and Canada merge by proposing Canada purchase Alaska and Minnesota instead.
While Ford dismissed the idea of merging as unrealistic, he highlighted the strong economic ties between the two nations, including $1.3 trillion in trade and critical resources like oil and electricity.
Canadian leaders, including outgoing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, rejected Trump’s rhetoric, with Trudeau asserting Canada would never become a U.S. state.
You guys can have Alberta and Saskatchewan. We’ll take California, Oregon and Washington.
Don’t threaten me with nationalized health care unless you mean it, buddy. I’ll hold you to it.
As a Californian… Okay, sounds good!
California’s GDP is 50% bigger than all of Canada.
I think CA would be the top in that relationship.
Which CA?
The one that’s lower on the map. The bottom will be the top.
Please no! I fled the states and ended up in Alberta.
Hey, I’m an American living in Alberta. And very much a democrat
Please don’t forget NY we want In too.
Quick we gotta shake on it so it’s legit
Fucking deal!