Canada says midterms won't change trade stance, sees talks with US officials
SPY•Canadian minister Dominic LeBlanc said US midterm results would not change Ottawa’s trade stance and that he planned to speak with US officials in the coming days.
SPY•Canadian minister Dominic LeBlanc said US midterm results would not change Ottawa’s trade stance and that he planned to speak with US officials in the coming days.
LeBlanc said the midterm results would not significantly affect the Canadian government’s focus and work on trade. He planned to speak with US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and Trade Representative Jamieson Greer in the next few days. President Donald Trump said the US was close to a trade deal with Canada, while Prime Minister Mark Carney said work remained and Washington had dropped some demands.