Mark Carney opposes using Canadian energy as leverage in US trade talks
Most outlets reported that Prime Minister Mark Carney stated he does not support using Canadian energy as leverage in trade negotiations with the United States. The News International emphasized Carney's focus on Canada remaining a reliable supplier, while 24 News HD highlighted the context of new US tariffs on Canadian products mentioned in passing. Both excerpts led with Carney’s stance against involving energy in the tariff discussions.
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PM Carney avoids making Canada's oil part of US tariff talks
Prime Minister Mark Carney said Wednesday he doesn't want to use Canada's oil as leverage in talks with the United States, which announced new tariffs on Canadian products last week.
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Mark Carney rejects using Canadian energy as bargaining chip in US trade war
Prime Minister Mark Carney says he does not support using Canadian energy as leverage in trade negotiations with the United States, stressing the importance of Canada remaining a reliable supplier.According to Global News, Carney said: “I don’t see the value of doing . Being a reliable...
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