Joly off to Washington to talk tariffs with Rubio as Trump floats 5% target for NATO
- Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly will discuss tariffs with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Washington next week after Trump threatened 25 percent tariffs on Canadian imports starting Feb. 1.
- Joly stated that discussions with Rubio have been constructive, emphasizing the geopolitical impacts of the tariff threat on both nations.
- Trump reiterated calls for NATO allies, including Canada, to spend five percent of their GDP on defense, a target not currently met by any NATO country.
- Prime Minister Justin Trudeau highlighted Canada's commitment to military spending increases and stated that the goal is to remove tariffs quickly, not manage them long-term.
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