North American free-trade agreement
Coverage of North American free-trade agreement in the Nexus archive.
- Canada’s Carney isn’t having a bilateral meeting with Trump at G7 but says it’s not a snub
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will not have a formal bilateral meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump at the G7 summit, but claims it is not a snub, as discussions on the future of the North American free-trade agreement continue. The agreement, set to expire on July 1, faces uncertainty amid Trump's threat to not renew it, with Canada relying on U.S. exports for 75% of its trade. Informal talks between Carney and Trump covered topics including trade, Chinese electric vehicles, and a lighthearted exchange about French President Emmanuel Macron.
- Canada's Carney isn't having a bilateral meeting with Trump at G7 but says it's not a snub
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney did not have a formal bilateral meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump at the G7 summit but held multiple informal discussions on trade and other issues. The future of the North American free-trade agreement remains uncertain as Trump has threatened not to renew it. Canada's trade representatives reported progress in negotiations, though Trump may seek annual reviews of the pact.
- Canada's Carney isn't having a bilateral meeting with Trump at G7 but says it's not a snub
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney left the G7 summit without a formal bilateral meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, though he emphasized they had multiple discussions on trade and other issues. The future of the North American free-trade agreement remains uncertain as Trump has suggested he may not renew the pact, which expires on July 1. Canada relies heavily on U.S. trade, exporting 75% of its goods to the U.S.