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EPISODE · Jan 16, 2026 · 17 MIN

Mark Carney’s China Deal Could Destroy Canadian Auto Jobs

from Tap The Maple · host Bakes On Things

Canada just crossed a line — and most Canadians don’t even realize it yet.In Beijing, Prime Minister Mark Carney referenced an incoming “New World Order” — and within hours announced a so-called “landmark” trade deal with China that slashes tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles while risking Canadian auto jobs, U.S. trade access, and long-term sovereignty.Just months after calling China the greatest security threat facing Canada, Carney reversed course without a vote in Parliament, without a public mandate, and without meaningful scrutiny.This episode breaks down:• How the China EV deal actually works• Why “only 3% of the market” is misleading• How Canadian auto workers become collateral damage• Why Doug Ford is right — even if you don’t like him• How the federal government can bypass Parliament on trade• And why “engagement” with China is not the same as securityThis isn’t diplomacy.It’s a realignment — and Canadians deserve to understand what just happened.Watch. Share. Decide for yourself.#MarkCarney #NewWorldOrder #CanadaChina #ChineseEVs #AutoWorkers #CanadianJobs #TradeDeal #ChinaDeal #Sovereignty #TapTheMaple #CanadianPolitics #EVMandate #DougFord #USMCA #Manufacturing #NoVote #NoMandate

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