Carney Stands Firm on Canada-US Trade Talks

0:00Prime Minister Mark Arning is laying down the law on Canada. U.S. trade talks, saying the United States can't call all the shots on this continental deal. He made it clear it'll take real time to hammer out an agreement, no rushing through. This comes right after a report dropped about American officials slapping an entry fee on the talks and pushing for upfront concessions from Canada. Our Chief Trade Negotiator, Janice Sharred, fired back that we've already been plenty dropping the digital services tax, handing out millions in, refunds to tech giants and killing off those retaliatory tariffs. Folks on the U.S. side are gripping hard about Canadian provinces skimping on American alcohol stocks and those steep tariffs hitting their dairy exports. Carney's standing firm, though, vowing to shield our supply management system for dairy, poultry, and eggs no matter what. Meanwhile, the Americans are targeting our buy Canadian rules, which prioritize local products and workers on government projects topping 25 million dollars.

1:01Tensions are rising on both borders. As these negotiations drag on, Canada's holding its ground while eyeing a fair deal that works for everyone involved. From your city, powered by AI, this is Canada News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.