US EditionCarney says there’s ‘more work to do’ after meeting with Trump
- Prime Minister Mark Carney met with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday to discuss bilateral relations and ongoing trade issues.
- Their first face-to-face meeting followed Carney's recent swearing-in and minority election win, occurring amid tensions over trade tariffs and regional separatism concerns.
- The discussions focused on establishing a trade route via the Port of Churchill, creating Indigenous fair trade zones, developing infrastructure for critical minerals, and redefining the scope of Canada-U.S. Collaboration.
- Carney mentioned that the leaders are actively involved and emphasized that much remains to be accomplished, while Trump noted there was no friction and expressed his appreciation for Carney.
- Carney will brief Canada’s premiers and plans further talks with Trump, signaling that reshaping the relationship and overcoming tariff disputes remain ongoing challenges.
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