Carney Demands End to U.S. Rhetoric Before Resuming Trade Talks
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney conditioned the resumption of trade negotiations on a shift in U.S. rhetoric. He specifically called for an end to public insults and social media theatrics. Carney stated that Canada will implement retaliatory tariffs unless the Trump administration adopts a serious approach. Negotiations cannot proceed while American officials continue criticizing Canada in public forums. This stance follows a period of stalled engagement where Carney urged the U.S. to focus on substantive policy.
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