Prime Minister (Justin) Carney
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The MeidasTouch Podcast · Canada Strikes Back Against Trump with New United Front · 22 Jul 2026
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The provinces individually took those decisions in response to a series of tariffs that were put in place and also threats to our sovereignty.
Those measures have been supported by provincial citizens and they're supported and it's indicative in terms of other consumption habits, if I can put it that way, of Canadians, where Canadians have traveled.
Other things that are on the shelves but aren't being purchased.
A decision to change that, first and foremost, will be taken by the provinces themselves, each individually, and should only be taken, in my judgment, as part of an overall agreement.
And that's what we'll work to accomplish.
Well, we're at the table.
We'll be having those more intense discussions.
And, you know, what the issue has been for us has been a comprehensive discussion.
agreement uh we understand uh the u.s approach to strategic sectors what they call strategic sectors they are strategic sectors but under their definition 232 uh definitions that's uh aluminum that's forest products that's uh steel uh that's automobiles pharmaceuticals copper others but those first four being the most important for the canadian economy and that uh
We don't want a partial agreement.
We want something that addresses those sectors as well, so that there's a viable approach going forward.
In our view, and the view of Madame Scheinbaum and the Mexican authorities, there are solutions that evolve CUSMA so that those sectors are globally competitive to the benefit of workers.
Of course, we're working for workers in Canada, first and foremost, but also workers across the other two economies.
Look, we have a situation where the American tariffs, the 338 tariffs, will come into effect in 29 days.
And we will look at all options in terms of how we would respond if they do come into effect.
That's part of what we'll be discussing with premiers.
Also in parallel, as I just said, that I'd spoken
with the president.
We agreed to intensify discussions.
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