Canada's Carney says ready for US trade deal that benefits both countries
Most outlets reported that Canada's finance minister, Bill Morneau, expressed readiness for a trade deal with the US that would benefit both countries, while dismissing recent US officials' comments. The framing was largely consistent, with The Express Tribune specifying the US claims as "uninformed" and ARY News using the term "dismissed" without elaborating on the nature of the US officials' remarks.
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Canada ready for US trade deal that benefits both countries, Carney says
Carney dismissed recent comments by U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent
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Canada ready for US trade deal that benefits both countries, Carney says
Carney rejected US claims Canada abandoned trade talks over domestic politics, calling them uninformed.
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