PM’s view on good trade deal changed
During the federal election, Carney’s campaign platform estimated these counter-tariffs would increase federal government revenue by $20 billion this fiscal year, money he promised to invest in industries and workers hardest hit by Trump’s tariffs
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We agree with Prime Minister Mark Carney that no deal with the U.S. on trade is better than a bad one, but the problem is Canadians have no idea about what he thinks a good deal is.
We do know that his definition of a good deal has changed over time.
Carney’s original position was that a good deal for Canada — the one he was aiming for — was an agreement which eliminated all U.S. tariffs announced by U.S. President Donald Trump. ---More...
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