Carney Pushes Back on U.S. Trade Claims, Says Canada Ready to Strike a Deal
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney rejected claims by U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick that Canada wrecked a near‑completed trade deal, saying a mutually beneficial agreement is possible once the U.S. is ready. The clash comes amid looming tariffs and reciprocal measures, with Trump criticizing Canadian leadership while Carney argues Washington has moved its red lines, including issues over language and culture, as talks collapsed.
- Carney claps back at Lutnick, says Canada will resume trade talks 'when the Americans are ready' CNBC
- Carney Tells Trump Officials to ‘Stop Throwing Shade’ Over Canada-U.S. Trade Talks The New York Times
- PM Carney says U.S. officials have changed red lines in trade deal since talks collapsed CTV News
- Canada's Carney says US needs to start being serious before trade talks can resume Reuters
- Mark Carney tells US to ‘start being serious’ amid escalating trade war The Guardian
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