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1 MIN AGO: 900K–1.2M US Jobs Threatened as Canada Takes Manufacturing Control

1 MIN AGO: 900K–1.2M US Jobs Threatened as Canada Takes Manufacturing Control    • 1 MIN AGO: 900K–1.2M US Jobs Threatened as...   ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 📌A major industrial shift may be underway. New projections suggest 900,000 to 1.2 million U.S. jobs could be exposed as Canada consolidates control over key segments of advanced manufacturing and supply chains. Is this the beginning of a structural transfer of industrial power from the United States to Canada? From EV batteries and critical minerals to Tier 1 & Tier 2 auto suppliers, capital allocation is increasingly favoring politically stable jurisdictions. If long-term contracts, supplier loyalty, and cost advantages continue shifting north, the employment consequences for U.S. manufacturing hubs could be historic. Is this temporary turbulence — or a decade-long structural reset in North American industrial power? ⏱ [00:00] Breaking Headline & Job Risk Overview. [02:10] Where the 900K–1.2M Estimate Comes From. [05:45] EV & Battery Supply Chain Realignment. [09:20] Supplier Contracts & Capital Flow Shift. [13:05] Manufacturing Hubs at Risk. [16:40] Canada’s Competitive Advantages Explained. [20:10] Long-Term Economic & Strategic Implications. [23:00] Final Analysis. 👉 Do you believe the U.S. is losing structural control of manufacturing? 👉 Which sector is most vulnerable — autos, energy, or tech? 👉 Share your view in the comments. 👍 Like for data-driven geopolitical analysis. 🔔 Subscribe for ongoing coverage of U.S.–Canada trade dynamics, industrial strategy, and economic power shifts. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #tradewar2026 #tariffs2025 #usjobs #canadatariffs #ustariffs #supplychain #evindustry #northamerica #economicpower #geopolitics