Ottawa, Canada – The Canadian government has issued a stark warning to fellow G7 nations, cautioning that “nobody is safe” from the potential trade and foreign policies of former U.S. President Donald Trump if he returns to power. The warning comes as world leaders prepare for the upcoming G7 summit, where global trade, security, and diplomacy will be key topics of discussion.
A senior Canadian official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said that Trump’s “America First” policies could once again disrupt international alliances and economic stability. “If Trump returns, his policies will be unpredictable, and no country—including Canada—is immune to the potential fallout,” the official warned.
During his presidency, Trump frequently clashed with G7 leaders over issues such as trade tariffs, NATO funding, and climate policies. His administration imposed tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum, leading to retaliatory measures from Canada. With Trump leading in several U.S. election polls, concerns are growing that a second term could bring a repeat of past tensions or even new trade disputes.
Canada’s message to the G7 is clear: be prepared. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government has been in discussions with allies about strengthening economic ties and reducing dependency on the U.S. in case of another Trump presidency.
As the G7 summit approaches, world leaders will likely focus on strategies to navigate a shifting global political landscape—one that could once again be shaped by Donald Trump.