Trump DEMANDS Steel, Carney SLAMS the DOOR – Detroit IMPLODES Overnight

 

 

Trump’s steel tariffs were introduced with one promise: revive American industry and bring back jobs. But nearly a decade later, the picture looks very different. While U.S. towns face rising costs, shuttered factories, and slowing production, Canada is quietly dominating the market — and doing it cleaner.

 

  This video explores how Canada leveraged hydropower and sustainable energy to produce cheaper, cleaner steel, gaining a competitive edge over the U.S. Meanwhile, American steelmakers continue to battle with high energy prices, outdated infrastructure, and trade policies that may have backfired.

 

 So, what went wrong with Trump’s “America First” steel agenda? How did Canada outmaneuver the U.S. without making headlines? And why is the global market starting to turn its attention north?

 

 We break it all down — from the 25% tariff policy under Trump to the rise of clean energy steel, and what it means for the future of U.S. manufacturing and international trade.

 

 📉 Key topics in this video: Trump’s 25% steel tariffs: goals vs. reality U.S. vs. Canada steel production cost comparison How Canada’s clean energy gave it the upper hand The impact on American workers and global buyers Who wins in the long run: protectionism or innovation?

 

 

Source:    Canada Brief