Canada WINS Big With Norway’s Vianode’s $3.2B Plant — Trump’s US Instability Drives Investors North

Canada WINS Big With Norway’s Vianode’s $3.2B Plant — Trump’s US Instability Drives Investors North

Canada just scored one of its biggest strategic wins of 2025. Norway’s Vianode is investing $3.2 billion to build North America’s largest synthetic-graphite plant in Ontario — a direct vote of confidence in Canada’s stability, clean energy, and predictable industrial policy. As Trump’s second-term tariffs create uncertainty across the United States, global companies are quietly shifting north, choosing Canada as the safer, more reliable destination for long-term investment.

This video breaks down why Vianode chose Canada, what the project means for the EV battery supply chain, and how U.S. instability is pushing investors away. From critical minerals to clean power and secure trade relationships, Canada is emerging as the new anchor of North American manufacturing.

Canada’s advantage is no accident — it’s strategy. And the world is noticing.
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