Trump Eyes Belarus Potash. Where’s Carney’s Plan?

<p>“Elbows up” won’t pay your mortgage.</p><p>Donald Trump is looking at Belarus for potash, and Canadian workers deserve a serious answer from Mark Carney. What happens when a major customer starts shopping somewhere else?</p><p>In this episode, I break down the risks facing Canadian potash, Parliament’s return, and the online speech and privacy legislation Canadians should be watching.</p><p>And conservatives need to answer something too: why are we tearing each other apart while the Liberals benefit?</p><p>We get into:</p><p>• Trump’s Belarus potash negotiations and the potential consequences for Canadian industry.<br>• Bill C-34, Bill C-22, and concerns about free expression and privacy.<br>• Why independent voices matter.<br>• Conservative unity without giving politicians a free pass.<br>• Why Canadian families deserve results instead of slogans.</p><p>Follow BertaProudDad on Spotify for straight talk on Canadian politics, Alberta, and the people doing the work.</p><p>Wear your opinion. Support my voice and grab your gear:<br><a href="https://bertaprouddad.com/">https://BertaProudDad.com</a></p><p>What concrete step should Ottawa take first to protect Canadian resource jobs?</p><p>Political commentary and opinion. The Belarus potash story concerns negotiations, not a completed deal. Bill C-9 received royal assent in June; C-34 and C-22 are at different parliamentary stages.</p>