Carney says he's still talking to Trump since trade talks collapsed
Prime Minister Mark Carney revealed he's been in contact with U.S. President Donald Trump since a potential trade deal collapsed. Carney shared the news from Banff, Alta., where he and cabinet members are meeting to strategize their next steps.
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AI GeneratedCanadian cabinet ministers are meeting in Banff to strategize against a trade war with the U.S. following new tariffs on Canadian goods, including alcohol. While Prime Minister Mark Carney seeks a mutually beneficial deal that protects sovereignty, some provinces are already retaliating. Additionally, the government is using the forum to signal national unity ahead of an Alberta separation referendum.