US EditionFor Mark Carney, Every Decision Has Trade-Offs — but that’s Not Slowing Him Down
WATERLOO REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY, ONTARIO, JUN 28 – Canada pushes to continue trade talks despite U.S. pressure, aiming to lift tariffs that have caused economic contraction, with negotiations described as complex by Prime Minister Mark Carney.
- On Friday, Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney affirmed the country will continue trade negotiations despite US President Donald Trump’s threat to end talks over the digital services tax, as tensions escalate.
- Statistics Canada found Canada's GDP fell 0.1% in April, led by declines in transportation manufacturing due to tariff uncertainty.
- At the G7 summit, Carney and Trump agreed to negotiate a trade deal within 30 days, amid ongoing tensions over tariffs and digital taxes.
- Canada insists on continuing trade talks despite Trump's threat, as the digital services tax takes effect June 30, testing US responses and prolonging negotiations.
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Leaning Left8Leaning Right4Center0Last UpdatedBias Distribution67% Left
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