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In a powerful address at the Canadian Club Toronto, Industry Minister Mélanie Joly delivered what many are calling one of the most defining speeches of Canada’s new economic era. Without ever naming him, Joly took a subtle but sharp jab at Donald Trump’s Truth Social-style politics — reminding Canadians that real strength doesn’t come from shouting, it comes from building. She spoke about ending Canada’s overreliance on the United States, embracing a new kind of economic nationalism, and putting Canadian workers and industries first. From standing up for Ontario’s auto sector to declaring that economic sovereignty is the new national mission, Joly made it clear: Canada will not be defined by another country’s noise. As global economies shift and protectionism rises, Joly’s message was a calm but firm declaration of Canadian independence, resilience, and purpose. 👉 Watch the full breakdown of Joly’s speech right here on Canada Today, where we analyze what her words mean for Ottawa, Washington, and Canada’s economic future. Note: cpac is the sole owner of the interview clip. Canada Today is sharing it for informational purposes only. In a headline-making address at the Canadian Club Toronto, Mélanie Joly delivered a sharp message that blended diplomacy with defiance. Her subtle Truth Social remark — a quiet jab at Donald Trump — set the tone for a speech about Canada’s overdependence on the U.S. and the urgent need to reclaim Canadian sovereignty. Joly’s call for economic...