Can Canada survive without the U.S.?

Oh my God, the Americans gonna have to pay an extra $20 on his monthly fucking energy bill while we're dead. And another thing too is that Canada's like, well, you know what, fuck it. Let's find other trade partners. Canada exports 76.4% of all their trades to the US. Already three quarters of all our export goes to the US. By the way, that's almost $600 billion in 2024. Like which other country are we gonna go for? The second closest country is China at 3.83% of the share. That's $30 billion that we sent to China, which is not as competitive. Got to fucking ship it. Who else are we gonna go for? The, the UK? That's another $20 billion. That's a tiny market. Japan, $15 billion. No economies in the world that is as rich and as attractive to us as the US can be. Like, logistically, like you said, simpler, cheaper, better for the environment, and they have the biggest market. They want our shit. They need our shit. However, the difference is, they don't understand. The only reason we have our water and our energy is because we sell it to them at fucking pennies on the dollar. But if they really wanted to, came to shove, gonna cut to them, be like, "Okay, an hour or grid system rerouted, they'd cost them at the cost of three quarters of our entire economy. Oh my God, the Americans gonna have to pay an extra $20 on his monthly fucking energy bill while we're dead.