Constructive Dialogue on Tariffs

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and US President Donald Trump engaged in what Carney described as "wide-ranging" and "very constructive" discussions regarding tariffs. Despite the positive dialogue, Carney clarified that "no decisions" were reached "today."

Trade Talks Moving Forward

Both leaders expressed a mutual desire to advance trade talks. Carney, addressing the media in Washington, remained optimistic about the removal of tariffs, albeit acknowledging the uncertainty surrounding the timeline.

A Firm Stance on Sovereignty

Carney took the opportunity to assert Canada's independence during the White House meeting, stating unequivocally that Canada "would never be for sale." Trump, known for his controversial remarks about Canada potentially becoming the 51st state, responded with a cryptic "Never say never."