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China and Canada’s Shocking Oil Pact – Leaving U S in the Dust as EVs and Energy Wars Heat Up!

China and Canada's Shocking Oil Pact– Leaving U S in the Dust as EVs and Energy Wars Heat Up! Canada's energy sector is at a crossroads as the $34 billion expansion (TMX), completed in Might 2024, opens a Pacific entrance to Asia, breaking decades of U.S. supremacy over its oil exports. Set off by Trump's proposed 10% tariff on and gas, China's has dived into Calgary, protecting an unrefined deal with and considering more with giants like Cenovus and CNRL. With TMX pumping 890,000 barrels daily, set to export gas by 2025, and hydropower surging, Canada is diversifying its energy portfolio and wagering huge on international markets. This thorough expedition unpacks the geopolitical chess match, economic stakes, and environmental tensions driving Canada's pivot from North American reliance to a strong new role on the world phase.

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83 responses to “China and Canada’s Shocking Oil Pact – Leaving U S in the Dust as EVs and Energy Wars Heat Up!”

  1. @ronnewsam6129 Avatar
    @ronnewsam6129

    Elbows up. Supporter from UK.

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    1. @loridervent8961 Avatar
      @loridervent8961

      Thank you.

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    2. @mygunisinnocent8028 Avatar
      @mygunisinnocent8028

      Knees down, since you bow to a king

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    3. @Doolin-dd6sb Avatar
      @Doolin-dd6sb

      where do you live in the UK

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    4. @loridervent8961 Avatar
      @loridervent8961

      @@mygunisinnocent8028 no we don’t. We are sovereign. The king is a figurehead. We are the Commonwealth.

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    5. @BlMains Avatar
      @BlMains

      @@ronnewsam6129 UK is almost a Muslim country

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  2. @RonaldThurston-q4q Avatar
    @RonaldThurston-q4q

    Very happy that Canada is opening new markets and also becomming more independent from the US

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    1. @elizabethbrown8833 Avatar
      @elizabethbrown8833

      Its like History in the making for Canada 🌌🌍🇲🇽🦅🙏

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    2. @falcorthewonderdog2758 Avatar
      @falcorthewonderdog2758

      You are really confused. The USA buys over 80 percent of all Canada exports. Without the USA buying Canadian junk Canada goes BANKRUPT

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    3. @xh3598 Avatar
      @xh3598

      Wow, Canada, you’re looking super impressive these days—practically the puppet master of oil and energy, huh? Trump should totally counter this ‘threat’ by just washing his hands of you entirely, leaving you to fend off China and Russia all by your lonesome. Oh, and if you’re sitting there thinking Europe’s going to swoop in and save the day—adorable! The Russians will gobble up Europe faster than you can say ‘maple syrup,’ and then where will you be?

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    4. @Truenorthpolitemostdays Avatar
      @Truenorthpolitemostdays

      Amerikkka is shrinking fast.

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    5. @angiecheesman3114 Avatar
      @angiecheesman3114

      USA is insignificant….a mere 4.5% of global population……lol.

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  3. @CAFEVENUS Avatar
    @CAFEVENUS

    Way to go CANADA.

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    1. @Jamwcjconn Avatar
      @Jamwcjconn

      Yep , have fun defending yourself without the USA

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  4. @cyndemckay4158 Avatar
    @cyndemckay4158

    Pretty sad when other countries are doing what CONGRESS SHOULD BE DOING 😡

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    1. @spang9782 Avatar
      @spang9782

      EXACTLY!!!

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  5. @hondo2757 Avatar
    @hondo2757

    And america will never get that oil back

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    1. @momof1576 Avatar
      @momof1576

      No one will ever trust America again

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    2. @clforever1 Avatar
      @clforever1

      That’s GREAT 😃👌

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    3. @incog. Avatar
      @incog.

      The US signed close to a trillion dollars deal with Saudi Arabia within a day of Trump entering office boosted oil and natural gas production.

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    4. @RandomUser25122 Avatar
      @RandomUser25122

      Now they’re going to have to use their oil and they usually stash it away, whilst buying cheap oil from others like Canada.

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    5. @peterebel7899 Avatar
      @peterebel7899

      According to the American President America does not need Canadian oil.

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  6. @ChubbBates-mh5xp Avatar
    @ChubbBates-mh5xp

    Englander here,I’m all in with Canada.Let’s see how long Trump will attest that they don’t need anything from Canada.Don’t back down.🇬🇧🇨🇦🇺🇦

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    1. @jameskellenberger8740 Avatar
      @jameskellenberger8740

      I’m sure the US Navy will gladly keep protecting world shipping without any skin in the game. Good luck. How many aircraft carriers does England and Canada have? On the Ukraine front. It’s in your backyard you clean it up

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    2. @xh3598 Avatar
      @xh3598

      Wow, Canada, you’re looking super impressive these days—practically the puppet master of oil and energy, huh? Trump should totally counter this ‘threat’ by just washing his hands of you entirely, leaving you to fend off China and Russia all by your lonesome. Oh, and if you’re sitting there thinking Europe’s going to swoop in and save the day—adorable! The Russians will gobble up Europe faster than you can say ‘maple syrup,’ and then where will you be?

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    3. @Wardyworlds Avatar
      @Wardyworlds

      ​@jameskellenberger8740 yeah, China doesn’t have any navy either doesn’t it. You probably think we’ve got a ferry and a row boat if you’re spoon fed with Trump rubbish.

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    4. @momof1576 Avatar
      @momof1576

      We love you all in England. We are still family even if we grew up and became our own country.

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    5. @IanBerry-f6o Avatar
      @IanBerry-f6o

      @@jameskellenberger8740 Victoria Nuland started it.

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  7. @allenwaddell556 Avatar
    @allenwaddell556

    Trump wanted a trade war, the rest of the world should give him one. After all, idiocy should be painful and the U.S. election of Trump was unbridled idiocy.

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    1. @brianross7454 Avatar
      @brianross7454

      Yup, you get what you pay for.

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    2. @philster6383 Avatar
      @philster6383

      OMG this Canadian AGREES!!!

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    3. @GotNoKarma Avatar
      @GotNoKarma

      Canada will go broke being friends with China. New China military base in Toronto soon.

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    4. @Doolin-dd6sb Avatar
      @Doolin-dd6sb

      Are you a Canadian

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    5. @sharcon3891 Avatar
      @sharcon3891

      Canada also sells hydro power to the US

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  8. @paulvandenberg9588 Avatar
    @paulvandenberg9588

    Canada should be building new refineries. That would create enormous added value.

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    1. @BashoStrikes Avatar
      @BashoStrikes

      Very true. Otherwise Canada is still in the same situation and perhaps worse. Shipping all the way to China for refinement will actually be more expensive than piping it to the US for refinement. In addition, China still charges much higher tarrifs on oil than that proposed by the US.

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    2. @chrisgriffith5520 Avatar
      @chrisgriffith5520

      Canada isn’t shipping the oil, China is picking it up, it’s called a Free on Board deal, meaning once it’s loaded in the port unto the Chinese vessel it’s theirs n their responsibility

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    3. @raphysoucy83 Avatar
      @raphysoucy83

      @@chrisgriffith5520Thanks for the info. Any idea why Alberta doesn’t refine more of their oil? When I bring it up the answer is it’s too expensive to build and takes too long.

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    4. @moniquehuchet3646 Avatar
      @moniquehuchet3646

      We should have refineries because we are still at the mercy of another country for our own consumption. Then after our own needs are covered sell to the world the unrefined oil. Tue independence.

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    5. @BashoStrikes Avatar
      @BashoStrikes

      @@paulvandenberg9588 True in part Chris, but at a greatly reduced price per barrel. And the Free on Board practice, if including a wave of tarrifs (very unusual), will be temporary perhaps as initial incentive. Canada has been and will be employing shipping companies to export petroleum products to the East in general and those countries, including China, will be charging Canada tarrifs. Free on Board usually has nothing to do with tarrifs – it’s a shipping term generally regarding physical responsibility regarding the cargo – iow: once the product is loaded the customer is solely responsible.

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  9. @10somdil Avatar
    @10somdil

    Would be beautiful if no one sold oil to America and no one bought Russian oil

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    1. @farfaraway4285 Avatar
      @farfaraway4285

      US might have to. Gonna be interesting dynamics….

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    2. @donaldmcintyre1236 Avatar
      @donaldmcintyre1236

      Dream on. Give it 50 years

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    3. @CharlieCat-q8n Avatar
      @CharlieCat-q8n

      Apparently, they do need our oil in the refinement process…. not sure why.

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    4. @MericanMade24 Avatar
      @MericanMade24

      U.S. makes the most oil of every country….we won’t hurt trust me 😂

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    5. @Michael-k3d Avatar
      @Michael-k3d

      What’s Russia done? I hope you are not referring to their self defence against NATO expansion and their rescue of ethnic Russians from neo-nazi attacks in the eastern regions of Ukraine

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  10. @strombolinio Avatar
    @strombolinio

    its become surreal.this man Trump represents everything that is wrong with human mankind

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    1. @k0d0kan Avatar
      @k0d0kan

      Lol!

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    2. @bear317-bb2fe Avatar
      @bear317-bb2fe

      Coming from a communist that is crying about not getting handouts anymore

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  11. @angelika6851 Avatar
    @angelika6851

    ✌️ about time, the US says that they don’t need anything from Canada! We 🇨🇦🇨🇦 have a whole world of FRIENDS that won’t stab us in the back!!!! 😊

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    1. @MichelleBent-d8k Avatar
      @MichelleBent-d8k

      At this moment the whole world hates trump.. your so misguided.. I’m going to sit back and eat my popcorn and watch the once great nation crumble ..

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    2. @MichelleBent-d8k Avatar
      @MichelleBent-d8k

      Oh, I so misread what you posted.. I took it as your American, sorry for my misunderstanding

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    3. @ohnonoway Avatar
      @ohnonoway

      Most of the US supports Canada. As an American, I fly the pow and Canadian flag. Two things Dump and his minions don’t respect.

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    4. @Doolin-dd6sb Avatar
      @Doolin-dd6sb

      Wherre are you located – What Country

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    5. @k0d0kan Avatar
      @k0d0kan

      lol!

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  12. @johnscott2782 Avatar
    @johnscott2782

    Brilliant move! When one door is closed another is opened

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    1. @kaelanraigan Avatar
      @kaelanraigan

      Against the background of the rapid development of electric vehicles, why is China still actively deploying oil resources? Does Canada’s move conflict with its energy transformation goals?

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    2. @johnscott2782 Avatar
      @johnscott2782

      @kaelanraigan  with every change in new technology there is always a period of adjustment until the old technology can been weaned

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  13. @JoyMSZ Avatar
    @JoyMSZ

    April 2, 2025 will be forever remembered as the day the markets crashed and America fell into RECESSION due to Trump. What a legacy!

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  14. @RustinLucas-x8w Avatar
    @RustinLucas-x8w

    Whatever Canada does, it will be based on intelligence. Sure can’t say the same for the U.S.

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  15. @Cujo238 Avatar
    @Cujo238

    I’m so proud of my country, CANADA!

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    1. @apostlewoody Avatar
      @apostlewoody

      You should be. Its great to have forward looking leaders. We just have 80 yr old dementia white men thinking its 1960s again.

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    2. @nr14989 Avatar
      @nr14989

      Its about time that US stands against these rip off. US oil reserves and deep resources is ripe for drill baby drill. Canada should deal with China and good luck

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    3. @geraldcroft9020 Avatar
      @geraldcroft9020

      Being proud of Canada isn’t getting conservative as elected. You should be ashamed of Canada and people who vote these liberals in.

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    4. @deuceswild6857 Avatar
      @deuceswild6857

      @@apostlewoodyyeah Biden was rough

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    5. @larrymoore8094 Avatar
      @larrymoore8094

      Good. You should be!

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  16. @Denice340 Avatar
    @Denice340

    As an American, I was very sad and disheartened with Trump being mean and bullying our friends and allies. Because of him, we are getting what we deserve. Way to go Canada. Never bow down to a bully. Pride comes before the fall.

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    1. @BigdogLarry Avatar
      @BigdogLarry

      @Denice340 Oh stop whining! Go move to Canada then, you’re more than welcome.

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    2. @rioriggs3568 Avatar
      @rioriggs3568

      We will never kiss the ring! The NORTH remains STRONG!

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    3. @karlfalckh3498 Avatar
      @karlfalckh3498

      you mean trying to bully us. We would never cower, no matter what America throws at us. I feel pity for the Americans who voted democratic

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    4. @FM-jo1jh Avatar
      @FM-jo1jh

      trump is doing what Putin wants…..isolate and dismantle US government.

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    5. @robscott9414 Avatar
      @robscott9414

      @@BigdogLarry She’ll enjoy living in a country with a bright future rather than one with a dark past.

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  17. @denisedevaughn544 Avatar
    @denisedevaughn544

    When Canada has new customers, Americans will feel the hit when Canada’s oil stops being delivered.

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  18. @francisbird6290 Avatar
    @francisbird6290

    Canada should stop sending oil to the U.S. completely since they ” don’t need ” our oil !

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    1. @Pivvip57 Avatar
      @Pivvip57

      They will. 😊

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    2. @joshcarmichael5596 Avatar
      @joshcarmichael5596

      We have plenty of oil. We’ve been buying your oil because it’s more suitable for our refineries and because it props up your economy. It’s quite telling you’d rather get shafted by China than drop preexisting tariffs against us. Unappreciative is the word that comes to mind here.

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    3. @johnflynn2377 Avatar
      @johnflynn2377

      it sounds good when people are angry,but the reality is that will never happen.Canada is expanding to different markets no doubt,and they should, but the current deal involving crude is good for both countries, and because of geography the pipelines are the cheapest way to deliver it. The current USMCA crude from Canada is sold to the US at 20% below market value,the US refines it and sells it at triple the profits. Its why they invested in making refineries for canadian heavy crude,and why canada invested so much in pipeline expansion, though Canada does need for her own future to expand the pipeline to east coast as well,and build more refineries

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    4. @roxannegallinger7511 Avatar
      @roxannegallinger7511

      America doesn’t need anything from other countries..apparently

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    5. @TheHuxleyAgnostic Avatar
      @TheHuxleyAgnostic

      ​@@joshcarmichael5596 It props up your economy, by you getting the oil at a discount, and allows you to sell to China and Mexico for overall net oil exports. If you didn’t get Canada’s discounted oil, you wouldn’t have enough to be a net exporter.

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  19. @Quo-Vadis-USA Avatar
    @Quo-Vadis-USA

    Oh God! Canada and Canadians, you are the greatest.

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  20. @tanyabrown9839 Avatar
    @tanyabrown9839

    Good on you Canada. Never allow America to bully you.

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    1. @mitomidou Avatar
      @mitomidou

      After all, a bully has very few friends if any.

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    2. @geraldcroft9020 Avatar
      @geraldcroft9020

      Yeah, Canada charges a dairy farmers tariff of 250% of dairy product and we’re bullying Canada seriously

      Reply

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