Trump floats 'concept' of US-Canada deal that includes pipeline talking to Carney
MONTREAL/DUBUQUE — US President Donald Trump said on Sunday that his administration has the "concept" of a new trade deal with Canada while Prime Minister Mark Carney said the two leaders had a good conversation on the future of trade between their countries. "I spoke to him again yesterday, and we have the concept of a deal that's going to be great for our farmers, great for our country, and…
US President Donald Trump has proposed a new trade deal with Canada, according to recent statements. Speaking to reporters in Dubuque, Iowa, Trump mentioned that his administration is considering a concept for the agreement. Prime Minister Mark Carney echoed similar sentiments, stating that the two leaders had a positive conversation about the future of trade between their countries.
Trump highlighted that the proposed deal would be beneficial for Canadian farmers and the United States as a whole. Carney, on the other hand, emphasized that the exchange between the two leaders was constructive and aimed at creating a mutually beneficial trade deal. This deal would not only generate jobs but also improve affordability for the citizens of both nations while respecting Canada's language, culture, and sovereignty.
The teams from both countries are currently working together to finalize the details of the agreement. The issue of tariffs between Canada and the United States has been a point of contention in recent months, particularly in certain northern US border states like Michigan and Maine, leading up to the upcoming midterm elections on Tuesday.
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