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Canada’s ‘old relationship’ with U.S. ‘is over’ amid Trump tariffs: Carney

In a major foreign policy shift, Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that Canada’s relationship with the United States is now over, following President Donald Trump's announcement of new auto tariffs that might damage Canada's economy.
Carney asserted, 'The old relationship we had with the United States, based on deepening integration of our economies and tight security and military cooperation, is over,' emphasizing Canada's need for a new economic strategy.
In response to the tariffs, Canadian officials indicated plans for retaliation, confirming discussions about potential impacts on Canada.
Carney's remarks have led to widespread concern among Canadians about the economic consequences of ending relations with the US, as many fear this could lead to significant political and economic challenges.

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