Last Call for Canada

Sovereign Nation or Vassal State

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In 1965, George Grant wrote Lament for a Nation describing how the country was becoming a vassal state to the Americans. Sixty years later Canada is being threatened by the US president for complete absorption into American empire. Last Call for Canada traces the common threads that link the two eras and then explores the profound differences in today’s multipolar world where the US is a wounded giant and it is China and its BRICS+ partners that are in the ascendancy. McFarlane’s insightful book looks at how well Canada—a country that for virtually its entire history has been the junior partner to the world’s dominant power (first Britain then the US)—is equipped to deal with the American threat in the new multipolar world. He also answers the question: What can be done now?

Contributors

Peter McFarlane

Peter McFarlane is a Canadian author, journalist and editor. His published works include Northern Shadows: Canadians and Central America; From Brotherhood to Nationhood: George Manuel and Making of the Modern Indian Movement; and Ancient Land, Ancient Sky which he co-authored with Wayne Haimila. He has edited a number of award-winning books including Unsettling Canada, Reconciliation Manifesto, In the Black, Fight and Submit and Whose Land Is It Anyway? In 2024, he published Family Ties: How a Ukrainian Nazi and a Living Witness Link Canada to Ukraine Today. He served as Chair of the Writers Union of Canada in 1998-99 and lives in the Laurentians north of Montreal.

Chapter Contributors Pages Year Price
In this preface, McFarlane examines Canada’s deepening vulnerability to American dominance.
5 $0.50
In this chapter, McFarlane examines Canada’s political crisis from autumn 2024 through summer 2025, triggered by Donald Trump’s re-election and aggressive tariff campaign.
25 $2.50
In this chapter, McFarlane examines China’s rise as a global power.
14 $1.40
In this chapter, McFarlane traces the evolution of BRICS from its 1998 origins to its 2025 expansion as BRICS+, examining how China, India, Russia, and partners challenged Western economic dominance.
13 $1.30
In this chapter, McFarlane traces Canada’s evolving sovereignty in relation to the United States.
15 $1.50
In this chapter, McFarlane examines shifting geopolitics in 2025.
24 $2.40
In this chapter, McFarlane traces Canada’s evolving relationship with the United States from the 1960s to 2025.
12 $1.20
In this chapter, McFarlane examines Canada’s evolving relationship with the United States from late 2025 into spring 2026, focusing on shifting public opinion.
12 $1.20
In this chapter, McFarlane discusses Prime Minister Mark Carney’s tariff strategies.
11 $1.10
In this chapter, McFarlane discusses Prime Minister Mark Carney’s repositioning of Canada.
11 $1.10
In this chapter, McFarlane discusses Canada’s rapid retreat from its own policy positions during January and February 2026 as Prime Minister Mark Carney reversed commitments.
14 $1.40
In this conclusion, McFarlane argues that the country risks losing effective sovereignty to the United States not through annexation but through accumulating trade and defence dependencies.
9 $0.90