US EditionCarney plans to meet Trump next week in Washington
Mark Carney will meet President Trump next week in Washington and announced $500 million in loan guarantees plus subsidies to protect Canadian steel and lumber industries.
- Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke with U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday, but trade negotiations with the United States have not restarted.
- Carney plans to meet Trump next week in Washington for a World Cup event.
- Trump cut off trade talks with Canada last month after the Ontario government ran television ads in U.S. markets using remarks from former U.S. president Ronald Reagan to highlight the downside of tariffs.
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Lumber Industry Responds To Announcement Of New Federal Supports
Representatives for lumber producers across the country responded to the announcement of new supports coming to the sector made by Prime Minister Mark Carney on November 26. The Prime Minister announced new supports for the steel and lumber industries, building on previously announced measures. “Steel and lumber are core to Canada’s competitiveness. To compete and win in this new global environment, these strategic sectors must be ready to seize…
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Washington TimesCanada’s prime minister announces supports for lumber, steel sectors hit by U.S. tariffs
Canada’s prime minister announces supports for lumber, steel sectors hit by U.S. tariffs TORONTO (AP) — Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Wednesday new supports for the steel and lumber industries hit hard by U.S. tariffs. U.S. President Donald Trump has imposed 50% tariffs ...
Carney will go to Washington for soccer draw, says he will see Trump
OTTAWA (Reuters) -Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said on Wednesday he would travel to Washington next week for the 2026 soccer World Cup draw, adding that he would see U.S. President Donald Trump at the event.
By Rob Gillies, Toronto (AP) — Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced new support Wednesday for the steel and lumber industries that have been severely impacted by U.S. tariffs. U.S. President Donald Trump ordered 50% tariffs on Canadian steel and softwood lumber, which currently face a 45% levy after Washington's increase last month. Carney said the process of an increasingly close economic relationship between Canada and the United Stat…
Carney says he expects to see Trump at World Cup event next week in Washington
OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney expects to speak with the U.S. president at a World Cup event in Washington next week, but he's cautioning Canadians not to read too much into the conversations between the two leaders.
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