The European Union wants Canada as its first “associate member” and to “urgently reimagine” their relationship, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said during her annual State of the Union address in France on Wednesday.
“Dear Mark, I said we must urgently reimagine our partnerships. So, I would like to work with you on opening the door for Canada to be the first associate member of the EU,” von der Leyen told Prime Minister Mark Carney, who was attending the speech.
“We share one ocean, one set of values, one way of seeing the world. And we will now build our shared future as well – thank you for being here,” she said.
“In short, we want to bring the relationship with Canada to the highest level possible,” she added.
What is an associate member?
The EU does not have an “associate” membership status. If Canada is granted this status, it would be the first country to receive it.
The bloc’s list of 28 member states went down to 27 when the United Kingdom formally left the EU in January 2020. Currently, the EU is negotiating full membership rights for six countries – Montenegro, Albania, Serbia, Moldova, Ukraine and North Macedonia.
Bosnia and Herzegovina and Georgia have both been granted candidate status by the EU, while Kosovo submitted its own application in 2022.
EU membership negotiations with Turkey have been frozen since 2016.
However, an “associate membership” for Canada might look more like Norway, which is not an EU member states but has access to the European single market, said David Perry, president and CEO of the Canadian Global Affairs Institute.
Norway, along with Iceland and Liechstentein, gets access to the European Economic Area but in exchange, it has to harmonize its regulations with those of the EU.
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“We would potentially have to do something like that,” Perry said.
What could Canada’s integration look like?
“It’s too early to tell exactly what we could have on offer, but also what would come in terms of costs or work required to actually get those benefits,” Perry said.
Carney and von der Leyen met on Wednesday, after which Carney said in a statement he “welcomed” her proposal to move towards a “a far stronger, more ambitious alliance in the future.”
Later in the day, Carney was in England where he met with British Prime Minister Andy Burnham.
Von der Leyen said Canada and the EU have already increased their volume of trade by 75 per cent in less than a decade since the Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) was signed.
While the trade deal has been provisionally implemented, it isn’t yet fully ratified as some European Union member states still need to ratify the agreement in their individual legislatures.
Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, France, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Poland and Slovenia are the states that haven’t yet ratified CETA.
The European Union and Canada would move from CETA to an Alliance for the Future, von der Leyen said.
In her speech, she laid out some of the priority areas for deeper integration between Canada and the bloc.
“We will work on intelligent manufacturing. We will create a tech alliance. We will integrate defence industrial bases. We will make the Arctic a flagship joint project. We will work on energy, critical minerals and batteries. On AI, quantum, cyber and economic security,” von der Leyen said.
In December 2025, Canada agreed to participate in the Security Action for Europe (SAFE) program, which aims to facilitate joint purchases of arms and military equipment to rearm the continent amid increasingly global turmoil and threats to European security.
So far, the results from Canada’s involvement have been limited.
“We’ve only been involved in one project for $20 million with one EU member state. Between one small dollar contract for radios and an integrated member in the European industrial base, there’s a long way to go,” Perry added.
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Is the U.S. pushing Canada closer to EU?
The talk of Canadian membership comes as the U.S. escalates its trade war against Canada escalates and as U.S. President Donald Trump has repeatedly asserted the NATO military alliance, of which Canada is a member, is not pulling its weight.
“This is a partnership not against anyone else, but for our common strength,” von der Leyen said.
The reaction to the Trump administration’s tone is unmistakable, Perry said.
“The enhanced level of cooperation is being driven by the reaction to the Trump administration. There’s no getting around that. That’s the case in Ottawa and the case in Brussels and elsewhere in Europe,” he said.
Trump suggested that allowing Canada to become an associate EU member could be a “hostile act” and threatened to respond to the proposed move by imposing more tariffs on the bloc.
Trump conditioned his threat on the “intention” of European leaders, saying that, “If it’s a good intention, that’s fine. If it’s a bad intention, we’ll put very heavy tariffs on Europe.” He also suggested the U.S. could cut off trade with Europe in certain areas.
Trump called the prospect of Canada joining the EU “laughable” and called Canada a “terrible trade partner.”
Roadblocks ahead
There are still many roadblocks ahead for deeper integration, Perry said.
For one, member states would have to agree to Canada’s joining.
“If the agreement actually requires members in the European Union to agree to whatever’s on the table, then that’s a whole separate process,” he said.
A German government spokesperson told Reuters that while they support deeper integration with Canada, the term “associate member” should be “reconsidered.”
“Canada is a particularly close partner for Europe. That is why we are open to discussing new models of partnership,” the spokesperson said.
“But as for the terminology — the label attached to it — we ought to reconsider that,” they added.
Carney has previously said that Canada was “not looking” to gain EU membership but was working to develop a “unique alliance” with Brussels.
On the other hand, the Carney government would also need to navigate domestic politics to align its own regulatory framework with the “very dense set of regulatory webs,” Perry said.
“The EU’s bread and butter is regulation,” he added.
“Canadians shouldn’t expect to be filling out passport applications for EU passports anytime soon,” he said.
–With files from Reuters & The Canadian Press
Do we as Canadians get to vote on if this happens? I would like to think we would have a referendum on something this important.
The UK formally left the EU in January 2020 after a referendum five years prior. Why on earth is Carney trying to get Canada to join the EU? While the EU would certainly welcome another member state, shouldn’t we Canadians stop and think carefully about why the UK chose to leave in the first place?
Currently, its meaningless speeches and propaganda.
@Anonymous. Sigh…I use AI to quickly search the web, then go to the source docs they pulled from. It’s useful if you have a reasonable expectation, use it as a start point and supplement with further research. But please, continue to stick your fingers in your ears and scream “la, la, la, I cant hear you!” like a stubborn 5-year-old. I’ll move on to have reasonable discussions with people willing to listen to more than just their own narrow view of the world.
And how exactly will this benefit Canadians?
Who would want to join the EU. Most members in it want to leave. Canada should stay independent.
In a couple of days, GlobaIist news will get the Ipsos poll they ordered showing 62% of Canadians want to join the EU.
How is giving up your countries sovereignty a good thing?
Look at France, Germany, Nederlands etc etc, they always have the eu flag beside them, meaning there is another government they answer to.
We don’t want that, look at how their countries are faring, hell look at what happened in Spain
My Momma still dresses me.
best, tell us about your nickname in highschool, the glazed donut, it’s what you looked like after your teammates were done with you in the locker room
Anonymous the village idiot….tell everyone about what you have in common with sharks…maneater…right?
best, the village pump speaks, is that your face or did your azz grow teeth, you know what I like about you, the way your cheeks puff out when I fart in your mouth
If Canada is now in the EU, will Carney now send LNG to Europe?
So more pasta now in Canadian’s diets?
Global censorship robots are in full swing today.
Let’s see how long till my comment (below) disappears. Again.
Gotta love the copy-paste though 😂
Huge strike out by Carney. What a.joke.
Anonymous the village idiot…tell everyone about the shark article…that you and the shark have something in common…being a maneater and all. Quite funny really.
If Canada wants declining prosperity then please join the EU. Go see how the middle classes live.
@ Just the Facts – Chatbots don’t do math. They parse numbers from similar statements.
Chatbots are merely an interactive, unverified Wikipedia.
If you need a chatbot you clearly don’t know what you are talking about.
@Anonymous. According to AI calculations, if fully immersed in the EU economy, Canada’s final net contribution would likely sit between €6 billion and €12 billion per year (roughly $9 billion to $18 billion CAD), making it one of the largest financial backers of the union.
Even without full immersion, for more access than CETA – which, after 10 years, 10 EU countries have yet to ratify – it is likely that the EU will want Canada to be an upfront net contributor, supporting the lower performing EU countries.
No thanks.
Anonymous the village idiot….Humpty sounds like your nickname, Numpty. … coincidence ?
At what point does the light come on for Liberal voters ? There’s nothing for Canada in Europe only more restrictions bureaucracy. What does Canada have that Europe needs ? Well it’s not Potash Canada’s major export why because Germany already exports it all over Europe. Bulgaria & Romania already have industrial trade deals at low cost for the rest of Europe Canada can’t compete with their cheap manufacturing labour so basically after all the media hype membership would amount to nothing good for Canadians.
But eh ! Elbows up
@Ben. How do you know. No specifics have been provided but we know you are a Carney bootlicker.
Western Canadians not interested in a “deal” with the EU. What a ridiculous idea by Carney.
@ Jack – The UK has had 7 Prime Ministers in 10 years since Brexit. Nobody can put Humpty (their economy) back together again. Rejoin is now leading in the polls.
No effing thanks.
Britian left the EU for the same reason Alberta wants to leave this always eastern run federal government. Sick and tired of always being told what to do, how to do it and where to go….NO to joining the EU. We have had enough of living under a dictatorship in this country already.
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I do not want to have anything to do with the EU. Don’t want their garbage illegals sent here… 51 now
@ Just the Facts – Equalization is unlikely to be based on total GDP. If it was India would end up subsidizing Lichtenstein. Per Capita GDP will be used.
@Anonymous. NOT GDP per capita. Canada’s TOTAL GDP is about 4x that of Norway.
Baseline is that Carney is selling with no disclosure. Won’t tell Canadians what it might cost us. He won’t tell our parliament either. But he will discuss his plans with foreign governments behind closed doors. He won’t address our HoC…but the EU parliament? Hey for sure!
@ Just the Facts – Not many facts in your response. Pure negative speculation on your part. Population wise we are about 7 times larger. If GDP is used it is likely per capita GDP. Ours is ~60K so far this year. Norway’s is $105K so far this year. Based on that, we may be receiving equalization.
Most EU citizens don’t like the EU but Elbows Up Canadians will gladly jump on board. Hilarious
Lots of disinformation here. There will be no mass immigration. The benefit of Visa free travel is to grow business and personal connections to the EU. This will in turn grow trade. We must diversify our trade away from the US which is an unpredictable trading partner.
David Best maybe learn the difference between your and you’re, seeing how you’re an expert.
Most Europeans don’t like the EU and are protesting against the draconian control meanwhile Elbows Up Canadians will gladly sign up with little to no info just that Supreme Leader Carney wants it.
I don’t see the problem with looking into Associate Membership to address the specific areas under discussion. Full membership and all that entails isn’t on the table. The proposal is closer cooperation in a few discrete areas. Until the terms of that arrangement have been set out, all the negative comments here are premature. Let’s see what’s on offer before rejecting it outright.
Anonymous…your on a rolll ! Commenting on monkeys throwing poop…lol…again your an expert.
Anonymous the village idiot…your comments on the topic brown nose….your a bit of an expert on that right?
@Anonymous. Based on GDP, we’d pay about 4x that of Norway or $390-400 million Cdn. That’s just a start. There’s already speculation that the quid pro quo for EEA access would include increased European access to Canadian Atlantic fisheries.
Wonder how the maritimes will like Carney if that access comes to pass?
Remember that European super trawlers and factory ships were responsible for the cod fishery and other fish stock collapse.
Even after we established a 200 mi. Exclusuve Economic Zone, Spanish and Portugese refused to adhere to negotiated sustainable catch limits, plundering migrating fish by sitting on the nose and tail of the Grand Banks just outside the 200 mi. limit.
Lots said about what we might get out of an “associate membership” but not what we are giving up in return. PM doesn’t seem to want to tell us until it’s a done deal – not even parliament.
He’s governing by fiat like Trump. He announces policies in pressers and speeches to foriegn governments but spurns the HoC, even for question period when the house is sitting.
Even former high ranking Liberal and longtime cabinet minister in former Liberal governments, Lloyd Axworthy, said Carney is acting like he is not accountable to Canadians and his actions are openly challenging parliamentary integrity.
Global let’s be real, your headline should read Carney wants Canada as an associate member. As for Pat A. Can I offer you a koolaid? Ask your leader where the fight for a sovereign state has gone.
With the exception of a few positive comments about Canada being an associate member of the EU, the rest of the comments are drivel. Entering into a relationship with the EU will most likely force Trump’s hand based on a loss of revenue from Canada’s exports to the US. I’ve noted some really stupid comments especially ones which relate to unusual sexual activity and politics so here is a response. Get you heads out of your collective A..holes and trust the man who led the Bank of England and who leads our country. Be a Canadian! not a a naysayer
Carney wants Canadians to pay more money for fuel etc, his true intentions now come out. He wants to live his green fantasies, just like Trudeau.
cornholer Carney said with a gin ,as he wiped of chin!! and said…….The EU has delivered greater stability across the continent, greater mobility for its citizens, and …….
carneys got 27 shades of brown on his nose
Really Anonymous? Can’t handle contrarian opinion? Half the EU wants out of the EU. So you might want to examine your position
“@AB patriot” youre an embarrassment to canada, that includes alberta
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@ Just the Facts – the Norwegian gov’ts web site says the equalization payment for 2014-2021 (8 years) was $391M euros. So less than 50M euros per year. Not very scary when one finds out the facts. Definitely not a deal breaking sum.
Do you have the formula that is used? I expect that GDP and population are part of the equation.
Carney wants to join the EU so that he can hang out full time in Europe. I back Trump and the USA.
Carney will gladly hand over billions to the EI to be a member.. Just like he hands out billions to Ukraine.
Countries like Norway that are not EU members but have access to the European Economic Area (EEA), whixh is made up of the 27 EU member states, pay equalization payments to poorer EU member countries. They must also agree to be ruled by EU trading rules while having no say in the setting of said rules, for which only full EU members have input. These are the rules for non EU countries that are physically on the European continent. Expect Canada to at least have to agree to the same requirements for “associate member” status – and likely more.
Are Canadians ok with sending tax dollars away from our schools, health care systems and other institutions as equalization to foriegn countries to benefit their citizens instead? Will it be up to us to help shore up EU countries that can’t fiscally manage their own budgets? The EU president was quick to point out how “rich” we are.
That may be ok as our banker PM uses accounting tricks to distract voters from ballooning deficits. “Look we’re going to balance the ‘operating budget’ that we’ve slplit out on the books!” (Just don’t look at the skyrocketing debt in the rest of the budget on which the government doesn’t issue press releases).
And wasn’t Carney’s reason for walking out of CAN/USA trade talks because the USA wanted to set and dictate trade rules for Canada? Why is it ok to submit to European dictates when it is not ok to submit to those of the US? I thought submission itself was the unpalatable point. Or is it ok as long as the PM likes to whom we are submitting?
@Ben, please excuse me, but it seems to me that very dark times are approaching. We don’t know what is happening, and in all likelihood, this is just the tip of the iceberg. I am straying a bit from economic and political topics—please excuse me. Things will likely get much worse. I believe it is necessary to pay off or reduce all debts as much as possible. I didn’t witness the start of World War I or World War II, but something tells me we are on the threshold of global changes. I wish you and your family all the best—and, above all, safety.
@Ben, thank you, Sir!
Carney already gave 100million for European defence fund month ago
Next we are going to subsidize east European countries by billions and hopefully not open our borders to all illegals that are over there , our welfare payments are much more generous here
If he wants run a world he should get a job at UN and go wild
@ Brian Bedford – Do you mean NAFTA?
It means DRIPA is happening and there’s nothing the redneck KKKonservatives can do about it!!
@Anonymous. CUSMA is set to be reviewed in 2026. Try again.
The UK could work around the self-destructive Brexit referendum by becoming associates. Neat!
@ Rick Wilson – Carney and Trump were re-negotiating a deal that Trump reneged on. If Trump kept his word, further negotiation is not necessary.
Does Canada need more provinces like Quebec? This would be what we would get if we join the EU in any capacity. Not interested.
That means we’ll be funding a bunch of deadbeat welfare states, lose even more control of our borders, and lose control of our domestic commodities. Brussels will control us without a vote in the EU parliament.
This is worth launching a civil war.
Just fix things up with Americans.
That means we’ll be funding a bunch of deadbeat welfare states, lose even more control of our borders, and lose control of our domestic commodities.
@Anonymous. It was Carney that walked away from the negotiating table. Not the USA.
What is the cost to Canada to be an “associate member”. This needs to be understood.
The EU can anchor the middle powers that Carney talked about with this creation of Associate Membership. Pretty smart.
Who else would become associates? Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Ukraine?
@ Duane Olsen and Tony Kimchiman – We had a deal with the US. Trump reneged on it.
Been there, done that.
Carney is light in the loafers and has a penchant for Europe. It appeals to his extreme views on gender ideology.
How about Canada becoming an associate state of the US instead?
No, no and NO!!!
For Canada to become an associate member of the EU, wouldn’t it require a national referendum with a majority vote in favor? Prime Minister Carney shouldn’t be allowed to make that decision arbitrarily on his own, right?
These arguments that we share European values etc. guess what? So does the USA. I’ve lived in EU: Canada is more like USA than the EU. Making up stories is rationalizing your TDS. This is not good policy.
All this back room
Negotiating. We have no idea what our PM is doing. Has he any accountability to the voters? If he surrenders one iota of sovereignty this needs a vote similar to the formula required by a Constitutional amendment. He has no mandate for this. He is antagonizing our biggest trade partner. And for what? The EU doesn’t even match the UK in terms of Canadian trade.
How about making a deal with the USA?
Canada is largely populated by people of European ancestry, and thus most of our values are based on European values originally. Historically, Canada has always had a strong relationship with Europe, so it makes perfect sense for us to do more business with Europe. No one is saying that we won’t do business with the USA anymore. Of course we will, but we have relied on them too long, and nearly become dependent on them, and this has proven disastrous with Trump at the helm. They have proven that they are no longer reliable or honest trade partners. This is objectively not a good thing. This is not a lib vs. con, left vs. right issue. There is nothing wrong with diversifying and strengthening our trading and foreign relationships. I do not understand why folks are so opposed to it. Are you opposed simply because it’s Carney’s (the Liberals’) idea? Again, this should not be a lib vs. con, left vs. right issue. It’s a matter of doing good business for Canada: finding countries that will buy Canadian products, produced by Canadian workers, for a fair price.
@Brother 207pm. Dependence on the US or any one market creates vulnerability. A smart policy would be to trade with both countries. I am particularily opposed to getting culturally closer to the US. Too toxic, too much gun culture, suppression of freedom, and a non functioning democracy. If you look at unbiased world indices, Canada scores much higher on freedom and democracy indices than the US. My overall points are: yes we have to trade with the US but can do without their culture, so have to build barriers to this; also we need to trade with Europe to avoid relying on one unpredictable market and the Europeans have a great culture overall.
We also have to get our goods across that ocean at great expense when we don’t have that problem dealing with the US but on saying that Carney and this government failed to get a deal so now we are paying tariffs which companies cannot afford and Canada will lose jobs.
Canada needs a modern day Hiitler and eradicate the world of colored people and only keep white blonde women with blue eyes, and keep one nation on this planet …. Hail Hiitler the 2nd!!
The only thing the EU wants is Canada’s natural resources and to be able to tell us how much we can produce and fish to match their quotas. The EU has destroyed the economies in the UK and Europe so now they are looking for fresh countries to pillage. How much actually business has Carney got from the EU Up to now it’s been all talk. Not to mention we don’t want the immigration policy the EU has. Can you imagine the shipping costs in dealing with the EU.
My farm is 20 km from the US border. Europe is 4000km away from St. John’s. Geography dictates Canada must be with the USA.
Ursula said this. Not the EU. She did not consult the other leaders before opening her mouth
@Ben. The U.S. is Canada’s top trading partner, taking more than 70 percent of all Canadian goods. The European Union is Canada’s second-largest trading partner. Trade recently reached nearly $179 billion. If I choose between them, I’d definitely choose the USA. Firstly, all Canadians live within 100 miles (160 kilometers) of the USA border. All people travel to the USA, even with recent tensions between the two countries. All goods come from the USA. Canada bank’s even could give a mortgage for a USA home. I do not agree with their health system and taxes, but except for that, I’d rather see the union between them than Europe. Europe has so many problems: illegal immigrants, and all decisions coming from consensus between 27 countries (difficult to come to the right decision), political and economic problems also. Please think about why the United Kingdom came out of this chicken coop. I’d rather stay safe and economically prosperent that solve others’ problems. Europe needs Canada to share thir responcibility for bad thigs what happend in the last time. Do you want to pay for that? I am not at all. Leave them alone. I think we need to create a strong immigration system (not open doors to everyone) and get a tight relationship with the USA (similar to the EU with united economies, no restrictions to live in each country for snowbirds :), united political systems). That is make sence.
Quebecers are the EU and France bootlickers. So us Western Canadians are legitimately concerned and have doubt with this latest proposal by Carney. I didn’t leave Hong Kong to become part of the EU.
Hahaha, hope Mr Carney didn’t forget to clean his face after his face being touched by von der Leyen.
@Annoying PP. You seem to think it is a binary choice. If you don’t agree with becoming an EU “associate” member that person must be a PP supporter. Huge assumption on your part.
@Ben. No details have been released on what an “associate status” entails. Yet you jump on board with whatever Carney states. Be careful as the cure could be much worse than the symptoms. Canadians deserve answers and debate must be allowed.
Ben Loyally trust what Carney proposes without any critical thought. A fool is born every minute no doubt.
Several trump cocsuckers commenting here
NOT on my watch. No way should we become entangled in THAT mess that is the EU.
@Ben There are numerous reasons for not becoming an associate member of the EU. One of which is their courts and some of the decisions that they make that have huge effects on countries in the EU. Make no mistake, once an associate member Canada and its justice system will become subservient to the EU legal system. Our Constitution will be negated as we become more and more drawn into the EU parliament and courts laws and rulings. Being an associate member means being subjected to all of the EU rules, laws and court decisions. It’s sort of like saying that a woman is only sort of pregnant. She either is or she isn’t. That is the way of membership, associate or otherwise.
@Brother. Clearly the US is not a reliable trading partner. We must move forward with this associate membership. It will not lead to a flood of immigrants or increased taxes like the Poilievre conservatives say. It will strengthen and deepen an existing relationship. We can, for example, achieve digital soverignty from the US.
Guys, I apologize for asking, but what about illegal immigrants in Europe? Do we need them here in Canada? Europe is a good place for vacation, but absolutely not for living with them! I’d rather pay attention to creating a strong union with the USA, our biggest economic partner in the world! Sorry for my thoughts.
HELL NO !!!! Carney can take his associate membership and stick it where the sun don’t shine. He is not a dictator, although he may aspire to being one, and Canada is a free and democratic country. No to the 51st state and hell no to any associate membership with th EU !!!!
This comments section is like a safe space for the mentally challenged. The absolute lack of understanding and Intelligence is staggering. I hope most are just paid conservative bots, because if not we have a strange little cult of PP worshipping no minds in this country.
Keith Duhaime
September 16, 2026 at 10:33 am
That’s funny because the USA has the biggest economy in the world, now do EU *Failing*
@Leith Duhaime.
Spare us the European bootlicking exercise and put down the USA. Also remember where WW1 and WW2 were started, in Europe.
So the would be king who identifies as European wants us to be part of the EU? No thanks! I don’t want to be American, and I don’t want to be European.
Quebecs bootlick Europe. Western Canadians are not interested in being attached at the hip with Champagne socialists on the other side of the Atlantic.
If Canada likes Europe so much, why don’t the white trash just go back to where they came from?
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I was told many years ago by a politician, that the people we really need to run for public office won’t. Because they won’t put their personal, professional or reputation’s on the line to clean up someone else’s mess. Let that sink in for a minute..
Hard pass…Alberta out!
Anonymous
September 16, 2026 at 10:20 am
Canada with all these deal without Trumps US is great. Once the dictator is gone and we truly do a deal that benifit all, it will be gravy on top.
Can you list these “deals” you’re talking about?
Can you define what a dictator is, is it someone who gets a majority through back room deals and unelected means?
We already have a trade deal with the EU a third of the countries won’t ratify. There are little gains left here and EU is struggling and closing up trade themselves to try and stop their auto steel and industries we share in common alive, we are competitiors, and they dont want competition.
Get the trade deal signed by all countries and go from there.
Now that its on the table, can Quebec and Alberta ask for sovereignty association with Canada? You might find, Carney, that you better have a vote on this and it better use a formula like that of a Constitutional amendment because if you’re gonna set precedents they may have unexpected consequences. You didn’t campaign on this. It’s not your mandate
Liar liar pants on fire
No thanks. Europe is a complete disaster, tho Canada hasn’t been too far behind. Imagine having another level of warmongering, unaccountable, parasitic bureaucrats in addition to the ones in our federal government. Among other points, Europe is facing a financial catastrophe (of their own making) that’s going to be set off when Ukraine inevitably defaults on repaying their aid loans. It would be best to be as insulated as possible from this.
Let’s see, the US has Grand ol Opry in Nashville, Nascar, Disney World, Six Flags, Taco Bell to get you sick, and people who can barely string a sentence together. In contrast, Europe has La Scala in Milan, Formula One, the Louvre and the Uffizi, incredible and safe food and people you can have an adult conversation with. I think I know who I want to be closer to.
I guess the Liberals will have to find another buzz word besides “sovereignty.” It was a great little word when Carney used it against Trump. Now here Carney is selling our sovereignty to Europe. No debate legislature, no democratic vote. Did anyone even give Carney the mandate to do this? I guess we will see if Carney opens parliament.
Check out prices of everything including energy in Europe. It is sky high. Some UK can’t people can’t afford to even heat their homes. Sorry, that lifestyle sounds unappealing to me. Running to the EU because of Trump is a foolish choice.
Canada with all these deal without Trumps US is great. Once the dictator is gone and we truly do a deal that benifit all, it will be gravy on top.
We need to be careful with Carney, he does have a UK and Ireland passport and has no loyalty to Canada.
MAGA traitors want Canada as US 51st slave state.
I would prefer 51 before EU. Alberta as Independent Republic most preferred option IMO.
Hell no 51! He’ll no EU! Carney is selling us out.
Ben
September 16, 2026 at 9:21 am
Ol Benny you’re not living in reality if you think the EU is going to even come remotely close to replacing or even importing a fraction of the stuff the USA would. – Give your head a shake.
While parts may benefit Canada the negative may outweigh the good. The UK left for a reason . Canada cannot let this group control policy and decision making.
Ok but we don’t want that at all
This membership should be discussed in Parliament upon its return next week. Or will Carney pirogue Parliament again and hide like a coward.
As a dual Canadian and European i laugh at this nonsense.
Carney was laughed out of the Bank of England. He advised Trudeau to turn away Germany when they came seeking to buy our LNG in 2023. When running to replace JT he took credit from the work Jim Flaherty did in 2008, who was reveered in Europe and won an international award. Why would any European take him seriously? He even hired an American firm to handle the Investment Summit.
There will be cost to Canada here. There is no such thing as a free lunch. Carney needs to show the details. Of course the Elbows Up Carney followers don’t want to disclose that.
An associate membership would retain Canadian soverignty while allowing deeper integration in digital markets, military, research, etc. Most importantly it would help us diversify away from the US. Of course the Trump loving Poilievre conservatives don’t want that.
@Northern Nelly 912am. When the facts aren’t strong enough, the Poilievre conservatives reach for the “King Carney” title.
That’s some serious showboating
Once again, its hard to get the truth from King Carney.
Is Canada after an associate membership or not ?
Are Canadians aware of any EU policies which differ than Canada has ?
Europe has 2 tiered health care.
Perhaps King Carney will allow some democratic debate before he dictates that EU membership is happening.
As people from UK how good it was joining the EU. They took a hit on their economy into leave the pact. They are thinking long term.
The fact that CETA is over 7 years old and still not ratified in all EU countries is a perfect example of why we shouldnt be joining. I always knew this European PM missed the air of home though…
The Canada is not for sale crowd sure is quite during this anti-democratic liquidation of Canada.
Canada can give up it sovereignty to the EU! No thanks Carney. What are the terms of the relationship and commitment to be an “associate” member.
How about NO!
No thanks