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Amid strained US-Canada relations under Trump, Canada is rapidly diversifying its trade away from the US, focusing on Europe, the Middle East, China, and India, with a new trade strategy expected soon to reduce dependence on the US and adapt to a shifting global economic landscape.
Canada has appointed former BlackRock executive Mark Wiseman as its new ambassador to the US, a key role during ongoing negotiations over the US-Canada trade relationship, including the review of the USMCA agreement. Wiseman's extensive experience in finance and previous connections to Canadian leadership position him to help navigate critical trade and diplomatic issues between the two countries.
President Trump announced a 10% increase in tariffs on Canada following a critical Ontario ad referencing Reagan's free trade stance, escalating trade tensions amid ongoing negotiations and legal disputes over tariffs, with both sides seeking diplomatic resolution.
The article discusses how the deteriorating US-Canada relationship, marked by tariffs and political tensions, is negatively impacting American businesses, especially in the spirits industry and tourism, as Canadian consumers and travelers are reducing their cross-border activities and purchases.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney discussed the possibility of reviving the Keystone XL pipeline with US President Donald Trump during a White House visit, highlighting ongoing energy cooperation efforts amid changing US-Canada relations and trade tensions, especially regarding tariffs and climate concerns.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney met with President Donald Trump to discuss trade issues amid strained US-Canada relations caused by tariffs and trade tensions, with hopes of easing sector-specific tariffs and strengthening the US-Canada trade relationship before the USMCA review in 2026.
Prime Minister Mark Carney of Canada is meeting with President Trump to seek relief from US tariffs, but expectations for significant concessions are low due to ongoing trade tensions and economic impacts on Canadian industries, with no major breakthroughs anticipated during the visit.
South Korea expressed regret over the US release of images showing the arrest of hundreds of Korean workers at a Hyundai factory in Georgia, fearing it could harm diplomatic relations and trade negotiations between the two countries. The incident, involving a large immigration raid, has drawn criticism from South Korean officials and lawmakers, and prompted a swift response from South Korea's foreign ministry and Hyundai, while the US government defended its actions.
A trade expert warns that the US's tariffs on Canada are less about trade issues and more about undermining Canadian sovereignty, with US President Trump suggesting the possibility of making Canada the 51st state to gain strategic advantages, while Canada's economy shows resilience despite tariffs.
Prime Minister Mark Carney of Canada announced efforts to reduce reliance on the U.S. by supporting domestic industries and developing new markets, amid increased tariffs from the U.S. that have impacted sectors like steel, autos, and lumber. Canada is focusing on strengthening its economy at home and finding new international opportunities, while avoiding immediate retaliatory tariffs.
The article discusses the impact of President Trump's tariffs on Canada, highlighting how tariffs on steel, aluminum, and cars are affecting Canada's economy, which is heavily dependent on trade with the US. It covers Canada's response, potential economic scenarios, and the broader implications for global trade stability.
U.S. President Trump criticized Canada's recognition of Palestinian statehood, citing it as a obstacle to a trade deal, amid stalled negotiations and ongoing conflicts in Gaza involving Israel and Hamas, with broader international support for Palestine growing due to humanitarian crises.
U.S. President Donald Trump announced plans to impose a 35% tariff on Canadian goods if no trade agreement is reached by August 1, citing Canada's support for Palestinian statehood as a complicating factor, escalating tensions in US-Canada trade relations.
US President Donald Trump announced a 35% tariff on Canadian goods starting August 1, amid ongoing trade negotiations and tensions, including threats of broader tariffs on other trade partners and accusations related to fentanyl flow, as the US and Canada attempt to reach a new trade deal.
A new Canadian tourism ad aimed at Americans has gone viral, humorously highlighting the strained US-Canada relations since Trump's presidency, and eliciting emotional and humorous reactions from viewers, including a desire for Canadian hugs and surprise at the ad's positive tone.