No Jimbo,

China, the EU and the USA are the biggest part of the problem. Canada produces less than 2% of global GHGs. We could cease to exist tomorrow and China alone would make up the difference in less than a year.

And don't give me any nonsense about "per capita emissions".  Anyone who quotes per capita emission numbers isn't interested in solving climate change. The atmosphere is a fixed unit so applying a metric with a variable that is not fixed (population) is just idiotic (although what do you expect from the mathematically illiterate global population). The planet doesn't care how many people live here. The only metric that matters is TOTAL EMISSIONS.