Opinion
Canada is at a crossroads. With Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s overdue resignation amidst growing internal pressure, now is the perfect time for Canadians to reflect on their nation’s future.
The opportunity to join the United States as the 51st state presents a historic chance for Canada to secure its freedoms, boost its economy, and strengthen its place in the world. Together, we could create a unified North America—one built on shared values, a common culture, and a commitment to liberty.
A Historical Invitation: The Articles of Confederation
The idea of Canada joining the United States isn’t new. In 1777, the Articles of Confederation extended an open invitation to Canada to join the American Union.
Article XI explicitly stated that Canada could join the United States with full benefits, no questions asked. While Canada chose to remain under British rule at the time, the foundational vision of a united continent has lingered ever since. Today, this vision is more achievable than ever.
Freedom & Rights: A God-Given Opportunity & the Second Amendment
By becoming part of the United States, Canadians would gain access to the full spectrum of rights guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution, particularly the Second Amendment. This amendment enshrines the God-given right to keep and bear arms—a right that has been increasingly eroded under The Liberal Party of Canada and Trudeau’s leadership. Trudeau’s anti-gun policies, from sweeping firearm bans to a flawed and expensive “buyback” program, have left Canadian gun owners feeling disenfranchised and under attack. And these efforts at taking your guns and your gun rights won’t stop with the resignation of Trudeau.
Joining the U.S. would bring these attacks on your GOD given gun rights to a screeching halt, restoring your firearms freedoms, and allowing Canadians the tools to protect themselves and their families.
Economic Prosperity & Lower Taxes
Canada’s economy has been struggling under the weight of high taxes, inflation, and restrictive trade policies. By merging with the United States, Canadians could benefit from lower taxes, reduced trade barriers, and a more robust economic system. As President-elect Donald Trump recently noted on Truth Social, “If Canada merged with the U.S., there would be no tariffs, taxes would go way down, and they would be TOTALLY SECURE.”
Economic integration would create a colossus, with a combined economy larger than that of the European Union and unmatched access to global markets.
National Security & Geopolitical Strength
Canada’s vast Arctic territory and natural resources are under increasing threat from Russian and Chinese encroachment. As part of the United States, Canada would be protected by the world’s most powerful military. Together, we would control the largest reserves of oil, water, and arable land in the world, ensuring strategic dominance in the 21st century.
Cultural & Economic Integration: Already in Progress
The truth is, Canada and the United States are already deeply intertwined. Millions of Canadians live and work in the United States, while U.S. companies dominate Canada’s economy. Trade between the two nations exceeds $700 billion annually. From shared media to cross-border family ties, the cultural and economic bonds between our nations make the idea of formal union not only logical but inevitable.
Donald Trump’s Vision for a Unified Future
President-elect Donald Trump has been vocal about his desire to see Canada join the United States, emphasizing the mutual benefits of such a union. In a recent Truth Social post, Trump stated;
“Many people in Canada LOVE being the 51st State. The United States can no longer suffer the massive Trade Deficits and Subsidies that Canada needs to stay afloat. Justin Trudeau knew this, and resigned. If Canada merged with the U.S., there would be no Tariffs, taxes would go way down, and they would be TOTALLY SECURE from the threat of the Russian and Chinese Ships that are constantly surrounding them. Together, what a great Nation it would be!!!”
Trump’s message highlights key points—economic stability, lower taxes, and enhanced national security—that resonate with both Canadians and Americans. His call to action underscores the importance of unity in addressing shared challenges and opportunities.
For Canadians who are weary of ineffective leadership and seeking a brighter future, Trump’s vision offers a compelling path forward.
Overcoming Challenges
Critics may argue that merging two nations is too complex or politically unfeasible. However, history offers examples of successful unions, from the European Union to the reunification of Germany. With leadership, vision, and the shared goal of prosperity, Canada and the U.S. could navigate these challenges together. Opinion polls have shown that a significant portion of Canadians and Americans support deeper integration if it improves their quality of life.
A Call to Action: Canada’s Choice
Canadians, this is your moment. Embrace the opportunity to join a nation that values freedom, economic opportunity, and the Second Amendment. The United States welcomes you with open arms. Together, we can build a stronger, freer, and more prosperous future for all North Americans. As President-elect Trump said, “Together, what a great Nation it would be!!!”
It’s time to take action. Say yes to freedom. Say yes to keeping your guns. Say yes to prosperity. Say yes to becoming the 51st state of the United States.
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Thomas Conroy is a firearms aficionado and writer who lives in the Midwest.
I have spent a lot of time in Canada.
A lot of Canadians are very liberal.
I don’t know if I could trust them not to vote with the democrats.
On the fence about this one.
My main concern is that Canada has been so anti gun for so long, if we merge, would they be any different than the illegals crossing the border that are raised anti gun and under a different king/system or form of rule than the USA has? Would they change? I suspect not and the reason why is if that were the case, O’biDUMB wouldn’t have wanted them in here so bad.
Mongo don’t know!
Not so fast! Looking at it one way, this truly “might” be a great thing for Canadians and US Citizens. But there is quite a lot to consider. For instance: “Canada’s economy has been struggling under the weight of high taxes, inflation, and restrictive trade policies.” I do not doubt that one bit. That said, so has Canada’s neighbor to the south. Yes, Canada’s commie Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau-Castro has been like Governor Newsome on steroids. No doubt about it. That said, in case no one noticed, we have had our own problems and issues down here for the last… Read more »
We don’t need Canada as a 51 state because Canada is comprised of way too many libtards . Left leaning Canadians would give the Democrat party here more brainwashed idiots to vote against conservative policies .
NO. Absolutely not! How could it possibly help U.S. gun owners to ad an entire population of pussies who allowed themselves to be disarmed? How could it benefit the constitution to ad eight million socialists to the voter rolls? Those eight million canadian socialist pussies would have been enough to make this election go the wrong way. How would it help J.D. Vance in the next election? Same goes for Greenland…..population of 55,000 born and raised socialists Don’t need em, don’t want em. It would be so typical of the republicans to take this win and be sure it never… Read more »
Canada is too woke. They embrace all that crazy DEI garbage. They think gender is fluid. They willingly allowed the gov to trip them of free speech and ownership of firearms. Allowing the Canadians to join the US would weaken the US and make the Congress even more leftwing.
still part of commonwealth, they would have to vote themselves out first
Canadians are far more liberal than Americans, I for one don’t want any added opposition to the second amendment. I voted for DJT twice but I know he is a business man at heart and would question his haste for economic opportunity over 2A. The thought of bringing in a huge block of liberal voters with equal rights could be a gift for the democrats. Let’s consider healthcare difference also.
Let’s move off the anti-gun rhetoric for a moment and look at the bigger picture: we would be assimilating an ENTIRE COUNTRY into our control. Has anyone looked at the ramifications of this action? What do Americans think? Better question, what do the Canadians think and want? Looks like another “Ready, Fire, Aim” situation.
Can we de-select Quebec, Ontario, and Brittish Columbia provinces? We already have too many leftists in the U.S.