Trade Talks Tension between Canada and U.S.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney expressed readiness to resume trade negotiations with the U.S., addressing concerns heightened by U.S. President Trump’s remarks that trade talks were over. This follows a controversial Ontario ad featuring Ronald Reagan's views on tariffs leading to trade wars.

In a recent statement, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney affirmed the nation's preparedness to resume trade negotiations with the United States, reflecting a proactive stance amid recent tensions.

This development comes on the heels of U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement on Truth Social, declaring the cessation of trade talks with Canada. The announcement was prompted by an Ontario political advertisement that controversially spotlighted Republican icon Ronald Reagan's warning about tariffs potentially triggering trade wars and leading to economic turmoil.

Prime Minister Carney emphasized Canada's control over its trade policies with the U.S., suggesting a willingness to re-engage when conditions are more conducive to dialogue. The situation underscores the complex dynamic of international trade relations between the neighboring countries.

(With inputs from agencies.)