
Mark Carney Meets Trump: What This Means for Canada Amid Tariff Chaos
Mark Carney’s strategic countermeasures and economic diplomacy forced Trump to end his tariff threats against Canada in 2025.
Mark Carney’s strategic countermeasures and economic diplomacy forced Trump to end his tariff threats against Canada in 2025.
How Canada Outsmarted Trump’s Trade War When President Donald Trump returned to the White House in 2025, he wasted no time reigniting his “America First” doctrine. Among the first flashpoints was trade — and Canada, America’s largest trading partner, found itself abruptly caught in Trump’s crosshairs. In a dramatic move, the Trump administration slapped tariffs…
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