Archive · 21 Jan 2026
Canada Prepares for Hypothetical US Invasion
Canada is thinking about what might happen if the United States tried to invade.
The US president, Donald Trump, has said he wants to make Canada the 51st state.
Canada's military has imagined this scenario and thinks that the US could take over quickly, maybe in just two days.
Since Canada doesn't have enough soldiers or weapons to fight the US directly, they would use sneaky tactics like hiding and surprising attacks, similar to what happened in Afghanistan.
The first sign of an invasion would be if the US ended their agreement with Canada to protect the skies together.
Canada would have about three months to get ready if this happened.
Canada's military has modeled a hypothetical US invasion scenario.
Trump's expansionist agenda includes annexing Canada, Greenland, Panama Canal, and declaring himself Acting President of Venezuela.
The US could overcome Canada's defenses in 2 days to 1 week.
Canada would resort to guerilla warfare tactics to fight back.
The first sign of an invasion would be the end of the Norad alliance and shared skies policy.
- Who
- Canada, United States
- What
- Hypothetical US invasion of Canada
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Canada
- Why
- Due to Trump's expansionist agenda and concerns raised by US invasion of Venezuela
- Countries Targeted by Trump
- Canada, Greenland, Panama Canal, Venezuela
- Estimated Invasion Timeframe
- 2 days to 1 week
- Canada's Defense Strategy
- Guerilla warfare
- Preparation Time for Canada
- 3 months
- First Invasion Signal
- End of Norad and shared skies policy
