US EditionNew Canadian leader says Trump will want trade talks as Americans suffer from trade war
- Mark Carney, the Prime Minister of Canada, announced relief packages for workers affected by tariffs and plans for a national trade corridor at a meeting with provincial leaders in Ottawa.
- Carney stated that U.S. President Donald Trump must respect Canada’s sovereignty before trade talks can begin, emphasizing that Americans will ultimately face losses due to the trade war.
- Trump imposed 25% tariffs on Canada’s steel and aluminum and has threatened additional tariffs on all Canadian products.
- The ongoing attacks from Trump have sparked increased Canadian nationalism, leading to boycotts of American goods and canceled trips to the U.S., affecting American trade relations with Canada.
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New Canadian leader says President Trump will want trade talks as Americans suffer from trade war
TORONTO — Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Friday U.S. President Donald Trump will ultimately respect Canada’s sovereignty and be ready for comprehensive trade talks because Americans are going to suffer from Trump’s trade war. Carney said talks with Trump will not happen “until we get the respect we deserve as a sovereign nation. By the way, this is not a high bar.” Trump kept up his near-daily attacks on Canada on Friday, repeating tha…
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