Prime Minister Carney says Canada needs a “good deal” with the United States on tariffs and will not pursue a “small” agreement if it disadvantages Canadians.
Carney suggested a favourable tariff deal could be achieved in the near term, but further progress is needed from the U.S. side.
In an interview with CBC News aired on April 27, Carney said Canada is prepared to work with Washington on a trade and tariff agreement, but progress would depend on whether U.S. President Donald Trump has the “bandwidth and the inclination” to move forward.
The United States continues to impose high sectoral tariffs on some Canadian goods, including steel, aluminum, and autos….