We don't need Canada? Who is advising you, Harp? 👇 Crude oil: Canada supplied 63.4% of U.S. crude-oil imports in 2025. Natural gas: Canada supplied virtually all U.S. natural-gas imports in 2025. Electricity: Canada supplied 81.3% of U.S. electricity imports in 2025, helping connect and balance regional grids across the border. Refined petroleum products: Canada supplied 24.9% of U.S. refined-petroleum-product imports in 2025. Minerals and materials: Lumber: Canada supplies roughly 70–80% of U.S. softwood-lumber imports, enough to account for about one-fifth to one-quarter of the lumber used in America. Potash: Canada supplies about 90% of U.S. net potash imports, making it indispensable to fertilizer and agricultural production. Farmers already took a hit from Iran war for fertilizer. Nickel, aluminum, zinc, and steel: Canada is the leading foreign supplier of each to the United States. Uranium, cobalt, lithium, copper, graphite, and rare-earth materials: Canada is an important North American partner in supply chains for nuclear power, defense, manufacturing, and batteries. And you know the sad part? No one knows why we're fighting with Canada. Not even you, yourself.