‘No one is going to dictate our choices’: Carney rejects Trump's threats as Canada eyes EU alliance
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney defended Canada’s growing relationship with the European Union, saying Ottawa would not be pressured into abandoning closer ties with the bloc. Carney’s remarks came after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened 'serious tariffs' on the EU if Canada became an associate member.
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