Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the suspension of trade talks with the United States, citing the introduction of last-minute terms by the American side that he stated "called into question the reliability of any deal."
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Canada Suspends Trade Talks with U.S. Over Last-Minute Terms
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has suspended trade talks with the United States due to the introduction of last-minute terms by the U.S. that he believes undermine the reliability of a potential agreement. The announcement highlights tensions in the ongoing trade negotiations.
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