In a fight against Trump, here’s how Canadians can win

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Toronto, February 07, 2025 (Globe Neunsors) – in response to the crisis created by President Donald Trump’s policies and procedures, the Canadian Council offers an immediate program of work.

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We call on governments at every level to take action immediately to defend the safety of our country and the welfare of everyone who lives in this land.

• Enhancing and expanding the safety network for Canadians affected by Trump’s aggression
• Create a national strategy to support Canadian industries
• Supporting our basic care and services sectors
• Adopting purchasing policies to support Canadian products and services
• Formulating stronger economic and political relations with other countries
• Imposing targeted export taxes to create a negligence of bargaining against unfair definitions, and to help finance the safety network for affected workers and societies.
• Protecting water as a human right and prohibiting the export of water in bulk
• Determination to support our Paris Convention’s obligations to address the climate crisis
• Implementing the energy policy made in Conda
• Stand firmly and strengthen our protected sectors
• Defending the sources of news and reliable information, including CBC
• Refuse Trump’s demands to change our immigration, refugee and border policies
• Defense and independent foreign policy that gives priority to diplomacy, international cooperation and peace

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For more information:
John Cartrait, President 416 999-5663 JCartwright@canadians.org
Diaa Marcelino, Vice President 204 218-7100 Diwa.marcelino@gmail.com

About the Canadian Council

The Canadian Council, a national organization that includes 160,000 supporters, was established in 1985 to fight for sovereignty and integrity in Canada. Forty years later, the crisis created by Donald Trump will have a serious impact on every Canadian. Threats to punish our jobs and societies are designed to transform people against each other and extract the concessions that no one wants. Canada is far from perfection, but it deserves defense. We do not want a society that depends on greed, anxiety and raming. Canada, which we want, depends on the inclusion, society and investment in our common interest.

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