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Government economist Enji Antoni discusses President Donald Trump’s decision to end trade talks with Canada after an anti-tariff ad and his move to impose a 10% tariff. ‘
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It could lead to their first discussion about Canada-US relations since they ended more trade talks in October in response to an anti-tariff ad showing that Ronald Reagan was paid by Ontario’s most populous Ontario.
“The figures are higher in Canada and in the United States,” said Goldy Hyle, President and CEO of the Ottawa Business Council of Canada, whose members include the CEOs of Canada’s largest companies.
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Former Bank of Canada visionary Mark Carney became Canada’s Prime Minister after winning the March 2025 leadership race. (Artur Saphak / Nurphoto via Getty Images / Getty Images)
With 25% of Canada’s domestic product related to trade, which 75% has with the US, “It’s better to talk, it’s better to find a way forward, said HYDER.
He told FOX News Digital that Canada should not be “waiting for the President to call us to lower the tax rates.”
“Why would he do that? All my information from Washington has been the president is going well where Canada is organized now.
However, Canada faces global tariffs on steel, aluminum and copper products by 50%; Tariff rates are 25% on Canadian passenger vehicles based on the value of all non-US content; A 10% fee on non-USMCA-compliant crude oil and natural gas energy sources; and 35% tariffs on non-USMCA goods.
In September, Canada dropped most of its tariffs against the US, except for those on cars, aluminum and non-usmca-compliant products.
Carney and Trump have not had a formal sit-down since the President cut off cross-border trade talks on Oct. 23.
President Donald Trump greets Canadian Prime Minister Parney during a summit of world leaders on ending the war in Gaza on Oct. 13, 2025, Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt. (Evan Vucci – Pool / Getty Images / Getty Images)
A month later, the prime minister was asked at a press conference following the G-20 leaders’ summit in Johannesburg, that the President did not attend. When he finally spoke to Trump, Carney responded: “Who cares? I mean, it’s the details. I’ll talk to him again when it’s important.”
“I’m looking forward to talking to the President soon, but I don’t have a burning problem to talk to the President almost now,” he added. “When America wants to come back and will have negotiations on the trade side, we will have those negotiations.”
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Back home in Canada, conservative parliamentarians forced the reaction of the Prime Minister, and their leader, Pierre Polievre, reminded him of how in the “temple” of Canada’s Party against Canada, “behind, ‘who cares?'”
The prime minister admitted that he had made “a bad choice of words on a big issue.”
Perrin Beatty, who was secretary of state for foreign affairs in the previous progressive (PC) government of Prime Minister Kim Campbell in 1993 and who recently served as FOX News Digital’s “Who Matters?” The comments were an expression of “frustration with the reporter” and frustration “with minute by minute ‘When was the last time you talked to Trump?’ unlike the attack on the President. “
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“It wasn’t Mark Carney who stopped talking,” Beatty said. “The talks are broken by the President – and you can’t negotiate with yourself.”
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However, as Hyder highlighted, “little things that work with President Trump,” like when the prime minister gave him a group of attacking nations when the President hosted world leaders at the UN meeting in September.
Trump is inviting Carney to visit the White House next month, “showing how important this meeting is and it is Hyder,” said the Canadian Minister who has more experience from 1679 to 1980.
