Justin Trudeau's response to Donald Trump's threat

Ontario: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau rejected the threat of the newly elected American President Donald Trump and said that Canada cannot merge with the United States until the end of the day. According to details, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has rejected Donald Trump's stance on Canada's integration with the United States. The Canadian Prime Minister giving a sharp answer to the newly elected American President said that Canada cannot merge with the United States until the Day of Judgment. "Workers and communities in both countries benefit from being each other's largest trade and security partners, but Canada becoming part of the United States is unlikely," Trudeau wrote on social media website X. On the other hand, the Canadian foreign minister also said in response that Trump could not understand what is the real strength of Canada, Canada will never be intimidated by threats. Read more: Donald Trump's reaction to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's resignation It should be remembered that yesterday, the newly elected President of the United States, Donald Trump, while reacting to the resignation of the Canadian Prime Minister on the social networking website X, said that "Citizens of Canada will be very happy to become the fifty-first state of the United States." The newly elected President of the United States said that "the United States cannot afford trade deficits and large subsidies to keep Canada alive, which Canada is going through. Justin Trudeau knew this and that's why he resigned." Donald Trump reiterated his intention to make Canada an American state, saying that he can use economic power to make Canada the ninety-first state of the United States. And Canadians will pay less tax.