At this point I feel like Canada could only join if:
Canada did a lot of work to meet the regulations as set forth by the EU.
Canada had successfully rerouted the majority of it’s trade to EU members.
If Canada were to try to join the EU at this time, something tells me the US government would call that an “attack” of some kind, and would hurt Canada with tariffs greater than what was just threatened, or something worse than tariffs.
If Canada started trading the majority of its oil and gas to the EU, this would create big fucking problems for the US, which would again, cause the US to create problems for Canada. Furthermore, this would probably kneecap Russian gas sales to the EU, so Russia would also suddenly be working it’s ass off to prevent such a thing at all costs.
I suppose it is possible, but there is an enormous amount of work that would need to be implemented, so I don’t expect it would happen any time soon.
At this point I feel like Canada could only join if:
If Canada were to try to join the EU at this time, something tells me the US government would call that an “attack” of some kind, and would hurt Canada with tariffs greater than what was just threatened, or something worse than tariffs.
If Canada started trading the majority of its oil and gas to the EU, this would create big fucking problems for the US, which would again, cause the US to create problems for Canada. Furthermore, this would probably kneecap Russian gas sales to the EU, so Russia would also suddenly be working it’s ass off to prevent such a thing at all costs.
I suppose it is possible, but there is an enormous amount of work that would need to be implemented, so I don’t expect it would happen any time soon.