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Carney and Trump to deepen trade talks after US tariff hike
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Canada and the U.S. have agreed to accelerate negotiations over a trade agreement following the U.S. targeting Canadian goods with 50% tariffs. The tariffs, affecting about 5% of Canadian exports including chemicals, electronics, and consumer products, are in response to U.S. claims of unfair treatment in autos, alcohol, and dairy. Canadian officials and premiers criticized the tariffs, emphasizing their negative impact and advocating for a stronger Canadian stance.
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