US EditionCarney: Trump trade war ‘hurting American consumers and workers’
- Mark Carney, Canadian Prime Minister, criticized Donald Trump's auto tariffs as a 'direct attack' on Canada and said they are unjustified.
- Carney announced a CA$2.23 billion strategic response fund to protect Canadian auto jobs affected by the tariffs.
- The tariffs could lead to job losses for 125,000 Canadians directly and nearly 500,000 in related industries.
- Carney noted that American consumer confidence is at a multi-year low due to Trump's trade war.
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The Independent (US)Carney responds to new 25% tariff on non-U.S. cars in direct message to Trump
Mark Carney has responded to the new 25 per cent tariff on non-U.S. cars in a direct message to Donald Trump. The new Canadian prime minister held a press conference on Thursday (27 March), after Trump announced the 25 per cent tariff on all fully-assembled cars imported to the US. Mr Carney said: “Last night, the president of the United States reached out to schedule a call “I appreciate this op to discuss how we can protect our workers and bui…
Windsorites annoyed, disappointed with Trump's treatment of Canada - WDET 101.9 FM
The relationship between Detroit and Windsor is a microcosm of what’s been happening in recent weeks between the U-S and Canada. President Donald Trump’s constant threat of tariffs and annexation have brought heated rhetoric and international tension. It’s affecting the lives—and vibes—of Windsorites. “It is getting tense, and it is getting very stressful on this side of the border, and you can actually feel it,” says Rino Bortolin, a former Win…
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