<ul><li>Canada's political parties promise to reduce dependence on the US for energy exports amid tariff threats from President Trump.</li><li>Mark Carney, the Prime Minister and leader of the Liberal Party, plans to expand and modernize energy infrastructure to reduce dependence on foreign suppliers and the US as the main customer.</li><li>Pierre Poilievre, leader of the Conservative Party, vows to create a 'Canada First' National Energy Corridor to end energy dependence on the US and strengthen Canada's position against Trump.</li><li>Both leaders aim to build critical infrastructure and diversify Canada's trade to ensure economic independence and secure the sale of natural resources to new markets.</li></ul>

Canada Plots Energy Escape Route from Trump’s America

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