With a U.S.-imposed August 1 deadline fast approaching, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and provincial premiers are united in refusing to accept a trade deal with the United States at any cost.
Carney has emphasized that Canada will only sign an agreement that is in the best interest of Canadians, even if it means missing the deadline and facing additional U.S. tariffs. The premiers are divided on how to respond to potential U.S. tariffs, with some advocating for strong retaliatory measures. The ongoing negotiations are described as complex, and there is a consensus that substance should be prioritized over speed.
The trade standoff with the U.S. has dominated recent meetings between the federal government and provincial leaders, highlighting the high stakes for Canada's economy.
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