President Donald Trump has repeatedly said Canada should be the 51st U.S. state, effectively erasing the massive border the two nations share.

President Donald Trump took a swipe at Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as he once again suggested Canada should consider becoming the 51st state. During an Oval Office meeting that took place on Thursday,

Sounding more like Donald the Conqueror, he’s insisted the United States take ownership of the Gaza Strip and the Panama Canal, he’s proposed buying Greenland from Denmark and he’s pitched Canada on joining our union as the 51st state.

Trump repeated his idea, which remains deeply unpopular among Canadians, in a Fox interview that aired before the Super Bowl.

U.S. President Donald Trump once again says that he wants to see Canada become a state due to the unsubstantiated claim that the States is “paying $200-billion a year” to its northern neighbour.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, in a talk with business leaders, said Canada’s wealth of critical minerals are behind Mr. Trump’s comments about making its northern neighbor a U.S. state.

President Donald Trump repeated his push to economically push Canada into becoming the 51st state during is press conference announce 25% tariffs.

US President Donald Trump again called the Canadian Prime Minister "Governor Trudeau" while discussing US tariffs on Canada.

President Trump said Thursday that Canada is a “serious contender” to become the 51st state, alleging that America’s neighbor to the north needs US “protection.” Trump, 78, has repeatedly floated the idea of Canada joining the Union — even mockingly referring to outgoing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as “governor” — and revisited the topic while signing a memorandum ordering reciprocal tariffs on countries around the world.