Carney's stance comes amid a backdrop of strained relations and robust trade dynamics, with Canada being a key trade partner for the US. The prime minister had previously tied his election victory to challenges posed by Trump, asserting the need for Canada to reevaluate its economic position in the current geopolitical climate.
Canada's Mark Carney Affirms Nation's Sovereignty in Meeting with Trump
Canada's Mark Carney Affirms Nation's Sovereignty in Meeting with Trump
In a recent meeting at the White House, Mark Carney asserted that Canada will "never be for sale," countering President Trump's suggestion of potential statehood for the nation.
In a cordial yet tension-filled meeting, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney rebuffed President Donald Trump’s proposal that Canada might be better off as the 51st US state. Carney, elected last month with a promise to confront US tariffs and threats, firmly stated, "As you know from real estate, there are some places that are never for sale," emphasizing Canada’s independence. Although the leaders exchanged compliments, the discussion highlighted ongoing strains between Canada and the US over tariffs and trade policies.
