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July 2026 · 13 of the 74 voices we track · 8 mentions

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Canada features as a tariff target in Jim Rickards’s account of surging U.S. protectionism, with claims that new U.S. measures included 50% tariffs on Canada and that tariffs are rising and here to stay 1. Grant Williams groups Canada among Western countries that, he says, will be forced into a gold-centric reset despite having no gold, contrasting them with China’s accumulation strategy 3. Adam Tooze situates Canada historically among the eight richest per‑capita economies circa 1900 as part of an Anglo, settler‑commodity model alongside the U.S., Australia, New Zealand and others 4. Marko Papic comments on Canada’s World Cup exit, gives Canada “a bit of slack,” and proposes radical confederation realignments (Canada to UEFA) to foster competition; he separately argues Quebec sovereignty is unrealistic today and urges Quebec to redefine Canadian identity rather than secede 67.

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  • MPMarko PapicImproving Papic sees Quebec's future as redefining and staying within Canadian identity, implying Canada's prospects are better than independence. “The future for Quebec is to redefine Canadian identity. To usurp it. It's Canadian to be francophone.” Open the post I lived in Quebec for eight years ... I love it.… · 6 Jul

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