Trump’s ‘Nasty’ Remark Tests Canada-U.S. Trade Talks Ahead of Tariffs
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Two weeks before 50% tariffs on about $20 billion of Canadian goods are set to take effect, Prime Minister Mark Carney called U.S.-Canada talks “nasty” in response to Trump’s rhetoric, signaling a tougher tone. Canada seeks a comprehensive, broad agreement rather than a narrow deal and continues high-level engagement with U.S. negotiators in Washington, aiming to map pathways to a broad pact by an August deadline.
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- Canada has 'nasty leadership,' says Trump during Las Vegas speech CBC
- Carney, pressed on Trump's 'nasty' Canada quip, says he is defending workers Reuters
- Trump says he’s decided on a punishment for Canada over wildfire smoke blanketing the US: ‘You’ll find out’ The Independent
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