A New Chapter in US-Canada Relations
Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Joly indicated a significant shift in the US-Canada relationship after new tariffs were announced by President Trump. At a NATO meeting, Joly emphasized Canada's efforts to oppose the Trump administration's decision.
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In a stark declaration, Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Joly has acknowledged a pivotal shift in the relationship between the United States and Canada. Her comments follow the announcement of a new tariff regime by President Donald Trump.
Joly was speaking on Friday at a NATO foreign affairs ministers' meeting in Brussels. She stressed that Canada was exerting all possible pressure on the Trump administration to reconsider the tariffs.
This shift signals a potential cooling of one of the world's closest international alliances, as both nations navigate the implications of this sweeping economic policy.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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