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Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that Canada cannot accept a US trade deal that would weaken French language protections, following the collapse of trade talks with the United States. The dispute included US tariffs on Canadian products and ongoing tensions over Quebec’s language laws, which Canada regards as vital to its cultural identity. While Trump criticized Canada’s trade practices and threatened new tariffs, Carney emphasized the importance of maintaining French language rights, leading to Canada's refusal to accept proposed trade terms that undermined these protections.
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