Will Canada agree to becoming the 51st state?

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Ariesman81 · Accepted Answer

Nominal GDP:
In 2023, the U. S. GDP was approximately $27.72 trillion, while Canada's was around $2.89 trillion.

GDP Per Capita:
In 2023, the U. S. had a real GDP per capita of approximately $66,300 (in 2015 dollars), compared to Canada's $44,400.

GDP Growth:
In 2023, the U. S. GDP increased by 6.3%, or $1.61 trillion, to a level of 27.36trillion.27.36 t r i l l i o n point
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over 2022.

Trade:
The U. S. goods trade deficit with Canada was $63.3 billion in 2024, a 1.4 percent decrease ($926.9 million) over 2023.

Trade Dependence:
The U. S. accounted for 77% of the value of Canada's exports and 63% of its imports in 2023. By contrast, Canada accounted for 17% of the value of U. S. exports and just 13.5% of its imports in the same year.

Canada is cooked if they don't play ball.

Effably · Accepted Answer

Of course not. They have no reason to do so and many not to.

Asking a country doing better to join you isn't really going to work.

We are comparing two very equal countries in income for the average, read median, person where one country is a welfare state and the other has one fifth of its GDP come from leeching off of its citizen's having the least affordable healthcare in the world.

There simply is no reason for Canada to do this without major concessions from USA.

dustybiker2 · Accepted Answer

They've been abundantly clear Trump is getting bitch slapped

4ngelic · Accepted Answer

dont think they ever would

combative · Answer

I doubt all of Canada would become a state. That said Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan might not want to get taxed to death by the central government unevenly to support urban elitists while also getting their economies decimated by that same central government of urban elitists that refuse to negotiate with the USA. They could separate from Canada and either negotiate with America as independent nations or join as territories and bring a boom to their economies while simultaneously gaining more freedom and work toward statehood. Canada fracturing is more likely than all of Canada becoming a state.

KostasKouvalis · Answer

Definitely not. That would be a really big state. Each province would most likely likely need to become a separate state.

However, the idea of making the Maritime provinces a state has been tossed around before

Anonymous · Answer

After their economy collapses with Trumps tariffs they will have little choice. But they are stupid enough to say no so good luck Canada. At least you have hockey that you won’t be able to afford to play.

Hockey stick = $400
Puck = $200
Goal = $14,000

DryGermanGuy · Answer

Nope. Neither will Greenland, neither will Panama. End of the fantasy story.

DrPepper12 · Answer

If I posted something this dumb I'd be anonymous too

BonzoInBitburg · Answer

No chance. It would never fly up here.

exitseven · Answer

I do ot think the US needs another state.

SmokinAces2000 · Answer

I don’t know why it would

beefcakebradybatson · Answer

H**L to the NO !!!

Agape93 · Answer

Nope

Anonymous · Answer

They will have to.

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