Carney Told Trump Canada Wouldn't Become a "Drop-Off Port" for China. Then He Cut a Deal With Beijing Anyway.
Mark Carney spent his first year as prime minister positioning Canada between two superpowers neither of which wants it to lean toward the other. He delivered a rebuke of U.S. policy that earned a standing ovation in Davos, signed a trade deal with China that drew a 100% tariff threat from Washington, and is now heading into a formal CUSMA review trying to convince both governments he isn't playing them against each other.
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