Carney Rejects Cutting Canadian Oil and Resource Supplies to the United States Over Tariffs
Prime Minister Mark Carney rejected suggestions that Canada should cut vital resource and oil exports to the United States as retaliation for tariffs.
The statement comes as trade tensions escalate between the two neighboring economies, confirming Ottawa will not use critical energy shipments as leverage in the ongoing dispute.
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@atruparKILMEADE: Are you worried the tariffs you put forward over the last couple days will hurt the economy? TRUMP: No, because it's bringing in hundreds of billions of dollars
@atruparKILMEADE: So the USMCA, are you looking to update that? TRUMP: I don't care. I don't really want to. I'd rather be independent. Here's the thing -- Mexico and Canada need us. We don't need them.
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@businessPrime Minister Mark Carney rejected the notion that Canada should curb the supply of vital resources to the US to retaliate against tariffs
@reutersCarney plays down idea of curbing Canadian oil supplies to US amid trade war
@reutersCarney plays down idea of curbing Canadian oil supplies to US amid trade war