Carney's Stand: Canada's Trade Battle with Trump

Incoming Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that tariffs on the US will remain until fair trade is ensured. In reaction to President Trump's increased tariffs, Canada plans retaliatory tariffs. Carney emphasizes minimizing domestic impact while addressing what he considers an attack on Canadian economy and sovereignty.

Incoming Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney pledged on Tuesday to maintain tariffs on the United States until there's a commitment to free trade, following President Donald Trump's threats of severe economic consequences for Canada.

Carney, set to take over from Justin Trudeau, labeled Trump's tariffs as an assault on Canadian workers, families, and businesses. He promised a response that hits the US hard while cushioning impacts on Canada.

This announcement comes as Trump escalates the trade war by doubling tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum. In response, Canada is preparing retaliatory tariffs, intensifying the standoff between the two nations.