Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Thursday that “old ties” with the United States have ended, pledging to engage in re -negotiations on the trade agreement.
Former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau won the liberal leadership with 86 percent of the month after standing up this month, when he spoke about President Donald Trump’s new rates, he was speaking in Ottawa after meeting with the country’s provincial prime minister.
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Karni spoke with the media at Parliament Hill after a meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Canada-US relations and national security in Ottawa on Thursday. (AP through Adren Weld/Canada Press)
He told reporters, “The old relationship with the United States based on the integration and strict security and military cooperation of our economies has come to an end.” “Now the time will come to renew our security and trade relations widely.”
Carney’s remarks did not specify the future of the US Mexico-Canada Treaty (USMCA), which was re-discussed during Trump’s first term.
“It is not clear what the United States will do next,” Carney said.
Canadian Prime Minister and Trump’s critic Mark Carney is accused of being out of contact with ‘Commoner’.
President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney (Getty Images)
He said, “What is clear is that we as a Canadian agency. We have power. We are a master in our home.” “We control our destiny. We can give ourselves more than any foreign government, including the United States, never go away from it.”
Canadian leaders have been upset over Trump’s prices and remarks about making Canada the 51st state, and many Canadians are upset.
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On Wednesday, Trump said he would impose a 25 % tariff on import of foreign -made cars, aimed at promoting the US auto industry. It stopped revenue on USMCA -administered goods.
