US EditionCarney Tells Trump Canada Isn’t for Sale at White House Meeting; Trump Says ‘Never Say Never’
- Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney met U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday, May 6, 2025, to discuss rising trade tensions.
- The meeting followed a backdrop of a trade war initiated by Trump, who imposed tariffs up to 25% on Canadian steel, aluminum, and autos amid ongoing sovereignty disputes.
- During the Oval Office session, Carney firmly stated Canada is "not for sale," countering Trump's remarks about potentially making Canada the 51st U.S. State.
- Tariffs have affected thousands of daily cross-border goods valued at nearly $2.7 billion and increased costs on car maintenance, insurance, and rentals by roughly $3,000 annually.
- Though civil and friendly on camera, neither Trump nor Carney showed willingness to make immediate concessions, implying prolonged trade negotiations lie ahead.
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