Canada Refuses Small Trade Deal for Tariff Relief
Prime Minister Mark Carney believes a resolution to the ongoing tariff dispute with the U.S. could be reached swiftly, stating that Canada is prepared to negotiate a comprehensive agreement rather than a limited one. He indicated that the U.S. has the capacity to resolve the issue within days if there is a genuine inclination to do so. However, Carney cautioned against pursuing deals that could disadvantage Canada, citing other nations’ rushed agreements with the U.S. as potentially less beneficial. The prime minister also discussed his direct approach to negotiations with President Trump, emphasizing clarity and strength.
John Q. Hosedrinker