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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has affirmed that Canada remains prepared to reach a "fair" trade agreement with the United States, despite escalating tensions and trade disagreements that led to reciprocal tariffs following the failure of negotiations last month. He noted that his country has been in regular contact with U.S. President Donald Trump in recent days, leaving the door open for negotiations while safeguarding Canada's economic interests. Canada has imposed tariffs on approximately 700 American goods valued at 27.6 billion Canadian dollars, mainly targeting imports of steel and aluminum. Carney emphasizes that Canada does not seek to escalate the dispute but is committed to securing an agreement that serves its interests, maintaining dialogue despite recent tensions.
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