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Canada Aims to Double Non-U.S. Exports Amid Trade Tensions, Carney Announces

Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced a bold initiative to double Canada’s exports to non-U.S. markets over the next decade. This strategic shift responds to ongoing trade tensions and tariffs imposed by the United States, signaling a major reorientation of Canadian trade policy.

Canada’s Strategic Export Shift

Prime Minister Mark Carney has set an ambitious target for Canada to double its non-U.S. exports within the next decade, according to reports from his recent address. Sources indicate this strategic pivot responds to growing trade tensions with the United States and what analysts suggest is an unsustainable reliance on a single trading partner.

by Leo Renshaw
PolicyTrade

Canada’s Carney Advocates Dialogue Over Retaliation in US Trade Dispute

Prime Minister Mark Carney has dismissed demands for immediate retaliation against US tariffs on Canadian exports, stating the current focus should be on diplomatic talks. The stance comes amid pressure from Ontario Premier Doug Ford for stronger action against Washington’s trade measures. Both nations continue negotiations regarding steel and aluminum tariffs imposed earlier this year.

Canadian Leadership Prefers Negotiation Path in Trade Dispute

Prime Minister Mark Carney has reportedly rejected calls for immediate retaliatory measures against the United States regarding recent tariff impositions, according to Reuters reports. Sources indicate the Canadian leader believes continued dialogue represents the most productive approach to resolving the trade tensions between the two North American nations.

by Mason Drayton