“Canada absolutely has potential to be a global superpower,” added Papic. But the nation has lacked the visionary leadership and policy framework to capitalise on its advantages.

US President Donald Trump’s tariff threat has, however, shifted the Overton window. There is now a growing political consensus to unlock Canada’s economic potential and reduce its dependence on exports to its southern neighbour. That task will fall to either Prime Minister Mark Carney or opposition leader Pierre Poilievre following an election this year." https://www.ft.com/content/d4813838-66b2-4823-8361-11d467142fd2?sharetype=blocked

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Boy, as a Canadian I have a hard time seeing how Canada could achieve superpower status akin to something the USA and China have had the last couple decades. Even getting up to great power status like Russia seems like a reach.

Canada lacks the population to be a global super power.