Canada came with Greenland

greenland The recent aggressive statements of US President Donald Trump regarding this have now openly fielded another ally country. Now Canada is also clearly seen standing against America in support of Denmark.

Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand has announced to visit Greenland’s capital Nuuk and open a Canadian Consulate there. This step is being considered as a direct challenge to Trump’s claims of control over Greenland.

Canada’s Foreign Minister will reach Greenland

Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand informed on social media that she will leave in the coming weeks. He said the opening of Canada’s Consulate in Greenland is a solid signal of support for Denmark’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.

I will be in Nuuk in the coming weeks to officially open Canada’s consulate and mark a concrete step in strengthening our engagement in support of Denmark’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, including Greenland. pic.twitter.com/yXNKAIqFdB

— Anita Anand (@AnitaAnandMP) January 6, 2026

Anita Anand clearly said that Canada wants to further strengthen its relations with Denmark and Greenland, especially at a time when global tensions regarding the Arctic region are increasing.

Why did Canada take a tough stance?

In fact, the US military action in Venezuela and Trump’s subsequent statements have alerted many countries. The Greenland issue has also raised concerns within NATO. America, Denmark and Canada are all three NATO members. In such a situation, if the Trump administration takes more aggressive steps regarding Greenland, it could be a big blow to NATO unity.

After the US action in Venezuela and the arrest of President Nicolas Maduro, Canada is no longer taking Trump’s words lightly. Ottawa fears that after Greenland, Trump may also have his eyes on other strategic areas in the Arctic region. That is why Canada has already started taking the lead.

Clear message from Prime Minister Mark Carney

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney also gave a strong statement after talking to the Danish Prime Minister. He said that Canada and Denmark are not only allies, but also share the responsibility for the security of the Arctic.

Canada and Denmark are Allies and partners in our shared responsibility for the security and resilience of the Arctic.

As I reaffirmed to PM Frederiksen today, Canada will always support the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Denmark, including Greenland. Together, well pic.twitter.com/vgPk4IE5OD

—Mark Carney (@MarkJCarney) January 6, 2026

Carney bluntly said that Canada will always support Denmark’s sovereignty, which includes Greenland. He also added that both countries will continue to work together to maintain peace in Europe and Ukraine.