Canada's Carney welcomes EU "associate member" offer amid US tariff war
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Canada is welcoming the European Union’s proposal to make it the bloc’s first-ever “associate member.” Speaking to the European Parliament, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada and Europe are “stronger together” as the two sides look to deepen economic and security ties. The proposal comes as Canada and the U.S. remain locked in a trade dispute over tariffs. President Donald Trump has warned that if Canada becomes an EU associate member and he considers the move hostile, the U.S. could impose additional tariffs on Europe.
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