Carney REFUSES Trump a SAY in Who Canada Trades With
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On September 1, days after trade talks with the United States collapsed, Prime Minister Mark Carney was asked for the specifics. He said Donald Trump's negotiators had introduced limits on Canada's ability to strike trade deals, limits that were never well explained and came late in the negotiations. They would have reached virtually every country Canada trades with or is negotiating with: the ASEAN countries, India, the Philippines, Thailand and Mercosur. Then he said it plainly. Canada is a sovereign state, and it will strike free trade deals with the countries it wishes to. He went further. Carney named restrictions on future trade deals and on Canada's sovereignty as enough, on their own, not to have a deal, alongside language and culture and an uncompetitive arrangement for autos. A week later, in his national address, he said Washington wanted a say in Canada's future trade agreements, and pointed to the partners already buying. Montreal's Marconi Technologies became the first C
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