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BREAKING: Canada Just Crashed U.S. Power Markets – Trump Stunned as Prices Hit $4,000

At 9:02 a.m. Eastern Time, the North American energy system changed forever. In a stunning move, Prime Minister Mark Carney responded to tariff threats from President Donald Trump with a pricing shock that sent U.S. electricity markets into chaos. Within seconds, power prices surged from $45 to $4,000 per megawatt hour. This wasn’t missiles. It wasn’t sanctions. It wasn’t troops. It was an algorithm. As Hydro-Québec adjusted its risk premium, cities like Boston and New York faced voltage instability, stalled transit systems, and the real possibility of rolling blackouts. The White House scrambled. Markets panicked. The global community watched. In this special report, we break down: How the North American power grid actually works Why the U.S. is more energy interdependent than independent The political chess match between Ottawa and Washington The economic ripple effects on businesses, hospitals, and families The three scenarios that could define the next 48 hours Is this a temporary trade dispute? Or the beginning of a long-term geopolitical fracture? Stay informed. Stay prepared. And subscribe for minute-by-minute updates. 🔔 Hit the bell icon and subscribe for daily geopolitical breakdowns. 🏷 Tags US Canada crisis, electricity crisis 2026, Mark Carney news, Donald Trump tariffs, Hydro Quebec, US power grid collapse, energy war, North American blackout, USMCA crisis, breaking news report, geopolitical analysis, power market spike, US recession risk, energy politics, Ottawa vs Washington, NYSE blackout risk, Boston power crisis, rolling blackouts USA, economic shock news 🔑 Keywords US Canada energy crisis Mark Carney electricity decision Donald Trump tariff threat Hydro Quebec price spike New York power grid failure North American electricity market US blackout risk analysis energy interdependence USA Canada geopolitical energy warfare US economy breaking news federal energy emergency wholesale electricity prices surge Canada vs USA trade war