Carney rebuffs Lutnick’s blame for stalled Canada-U.S. trade talks
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Prime Minister Mark Carney rejects Howard Lutnick’s claim that Canada sabotaged trade talks, saying the U.S. approach was the barrier and signaling Canada is ready to resume negotiations once Washington respects Canadian sovereignty and key industries amid tariff tensions and political pressure ahead of provincial votes.
- Carney brushes off Lutnick’s take on what killed trade talks Politico
- No negotiations with Canada right now: US trade rep The Hill
- What went wrong with U.S. trade talks, according to Canada's chief negotiator CBC
- John Ivison: The truth about why trade talks broke down has yet to be told National Post
- Canada, U.S. urged to return to USMCA negotiations iowafarmbureau.com
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