PM Carney ‘Doesn’t See the Value’ in Using Canadian Energy as a Bargaining Chip with the U.S.
Carney said Canada is focused on a deal with Washington as tariff threats and CUSMA review talks intensify, while energy leverage remains under discussion.
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Mark Carney rejects using Canadian energy as bargaining chip in US trade war
Prime Minister Mark Carney says he does not support using Canadian energy as leverage in trade negotiations with the United States, stressing the importance of Canada remaining a reliable...
Canada's reputation could suffer if the country used energy as a lever in negotiations with the United States, said Prime Minister Carney.
PM Carney ‘doesn’t see the value’ in using Canadian energy as a bargaining chip with the U.S.
Prime Minister Mark Carney on Wednesday signalled he doesn’t want to use Canadian energy as a bargaining chip in the ongoing trade war with the United States, though he wouldn’t explicitly rule it out.
Mark Carney, an exceptional man, is not a very clever political strategist.
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