'Your TARIFFS are more than irritants!': Carney snaps back at Trump over Canada-US trade tensions
Canadian PM Mark Carney strongly criticised US President Donald Trump over tariffs on major Canadian industries after the U.S. raised concerns about restrictions on American alcohol sales in Canada. He said the duties on steel, aluminum, automobiles, and forest products have significantly harmed the Canadian economy and accused Washington of breaching trade agreements.
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