Conservatives Slam Carney Over Trump Trade Deal

0:00On April 18, conservatives in Canada are ripping into Prime Minister Mark Carney for dragging his feet on a trade deal with President Donald Trump. They're saying he's not shielding Canadians from Trump's tariff blitz, especially the hits on steel and aluminum they keep piling up. Poyev, the conservative leader, fired off warnings at a conference this week, pointing out how border spots like Windsor are hemorrhaging billions. In losses. He stressed there's zero time left and no more jobs to burn through. Meanwhile, the conservatives are reeling politically after liberal snack three special elections on Monday, locking in a minority government. Four of their lawmakers have jumped ship in the past five months, with no federal vote on the horizon until 2029. Poyev is not letting up, slamming Carney for chasing ties with China over America's top spot as Canada's biggest buyer. Carney's pushing back, holding firm for a deal that truly benefits both sides. Trade talks between the two nations kicked back up last month, and Canada's U.S.

1:01Trade Minister says they're grinding to nudge the Americans toward A, fair agreement that boosts both economies. That's the story for today, U.S. News. Today, driven by AI, I'm Cory with the story.