Poilievre BODY SLAMS Carney Policy: "It's Getting Harder and Harder For Mark To Get Back Up

What is Canada’s leverage in upcoming trade negotiations with the United States?That’s the question Pierre Poilievre is now demanding Prime Minister Mark Carney answer, and so far, Canadians aren’t getting one.In this episode of Tap the Maple, we break down the growing controversy around Canada’s strategy heading into the review of the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA), and why the government’s refusal to clearly define its leverage is raising serious concerns.Carney says energy and critical minerals aren’t “leverage”—just trade.His own Natural Resources Minister says they are Canada’s “strongest cards.”Meanwhile, U.S. officials are already warning Canada not to use energy as a bargaining chip.So which is it?With negotiations already lagging behind Mexico, tariffs still hitting key industries, and no clear public strategy in place, Canadians are left asking a simple question:What exactly is the plan?This episode breaks down:The contradiction inside Carney’s own governmentWhy “not negotiating in public” isn’t the same as having no transparencyHow Canada may already be falling behind in CUSMA talksThe real-world impact of tariffs on Canadian industriesAnd why defining leverage is critical before negotiations even beginThis isn’t about politics.It’s about whether Canada is walking into one of the most important trade negotiations in years…without a strategy.#cdnpoli #canada #canadian #liberal #conservative #CanadaPolitics #MarkCarney #PierrePoilievre #CUSMA #USMCA #CanadaUSRelations #TradeWar #CanadianEconomy #Tariffs #EnergyPolicy #CriticalMinerals #CanadaTrade #BreakingNewsCanada #PoliticalCommentary #TapTheMaple #CanadianNews #USCanadaTrade #EconomicPolicy #TradeNegotiations #Canada2026 #CDNPoli #OilAndGas #CanadianIndustry #TradeStrategy #GovernmentAccountability