Canadian Prime Minister Apologizes to Trump Over Anti-Tariff Ad

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney apologized to President Trump for an anti-tariff ad aired in Ontario that criticized Trump's tariffs, which led Trump to end trade talks with Canada and threaten increased tariffs. Carney advised Ontario's premier not to run the ad, which was seen as an attempt to influence U.S. legal proceedings against tariffs. The ad was pulled after controversy, and Carney emphasized the importance of the U.S.-Canada trade relationship amid ongoing negotiations.