Canadian PM Carney Reaffirms Commitment to US Collaboration Ahead of Trade Deadline

Canadian PM Carney Reaffirms Commitment to US Collaboration Ahead of Trade Deadline

Published: July 11, 2025
Category: Global Politics | Trade | Canada-US

Carney: Canada Will Continue to Protect Its Economy Through Dialogue

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Friday emphasized Canada’s long-standing policy of protecting its workers and businesses through active trade negotiations. With the August 1 trade deadline rapidly approaching, Carney made clear that Canada will maintain its engagement with the United States to ensure mutual benefits and stability.

Cooperation on Shared Concerns and Security

Carney reiterated Canada’s openness to collaborate with Washington, especially on matters tied to national security and broader societal priorities. He also suggested that Canada is prepared to roll out major domestic initiatives that support both economic resilience and social well-being.

“Canada remains a committed partner to the US, and we will continue pursuing practical and fair agreements that protect Canadian interests,” Carney said.

Key Highlights:

• Carney signals continued trade talks with the US despite tariff tensions
• Stresses collaboration on shared societal and security priorities
• Canada may launch new internal policy initiatives in response to global trade shifts
• Remarks come as pressure builds toward the August 1 trade policy deadline

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