Carney: Canada Needs Trade Diversification

0:00Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney dropped a video address on Sunday, laying it out straight, Canada's deep economic links to the United States used. To be a superpower, but now, they're dragging us down, and we got to fix that fast. He pointed to President Trump's tariffs, hitting levels not seen since the Great Depression, slamming workers and auto and steel sectors hard, wow. Businesses, freeze investments amid all this uncertainty. Canadians are fired up over Trump's jabs, like suggesting we join as the 51st state, and his clapback after Carney's Davos speech, where he called out big powers bullying smaller nations. This comes right after Carney's party locked in a majority government from recent election wins, with opposition pressing for a fresh U.S. trade deal. Ahead of the North American Free Trade Agreement review this July, Carney's pushing to diversify trade, pull in new investments, double clean energy output, cut internal barriers, boost defense spending, lower taxes, and ease housing costs,

1:00because relying on one neighbor and cutting it anymore, and hope alone won't build our future. I'm Cory with The Story, and you've been listening to Dallas News today, AI-powered local news.