Carney “Did the Right Thing”: Ipsos Poll Reveals What Canadians Think of US Trade Deal Falling Apart
Polls show three in four Canadians back Carney's decision to suspend talks and match U.S. tariffs dollar for dollar, Ipsos said.
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Trump is an unreliable trading partner who can't be trusted
Prime Minister Mark Carney had, up until last weekend, been avoiding calling the US administration unreliable. Since then, he has been pointed in his criticism. But he still needs to be more open with Canadians about what comes next.
COLUMN: On Parliament Hill - The impact of a trade deal
Last week, mainstream news reassured us that a deal between Canada and the United States was almost sealed. Canadians could start breathing easier as negotiators worked collaboratively to finalize the remaining terms. Then, when Canadians woke up Saturday morning and read the news, they learned that Prime Minister Mark Carney had recalled Canada’s negotiators from the U.S. trade talks, just minutes before midnight. The prime minister suspended a…
Conservative leader wants details of deal released so Canadians can “judge what options are on the table” Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is asking Prime Minister Mark Carney to reconvene Parliament to get details about the proposed U.S. trade deal he rejected and answers about how Canadians would be affected by his plans to retaliate. In a letter to Carney on Sunday, Aug. 23, Poilievre says it’s time for the prime minister to release the t…
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