Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has been publicly positioning Canada toward Europe and criticizing US policies — he recently told leaders that a new global order should be built starting with Europe and no single country should dominate. The headline frames this as Canada 'moving on' from the US, but what's actually happening is strategic repositioning amid trade and AI policy tensions with Trump's administration. Carney's comments reflect real frustration with US protectionism and market dominance, but Canada remains deeply tied to the US economy and military — the shift is rhetorical and diplomatic, not a fundamental realignment.