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U.S. sought to wipe out Canadian industries, Carney says
Source: The Globe and Mail
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Prime Minister Mark Carney said Trump’s administration has demanded that Canadian industries become U.S. subsidiaries or face being “wiped out” in trade talks. The statement signals a hardening stance that could raise tariff/threat risk and disrupt cross-border supply chains. Near-term implications are more likely to pressure sentiment and trade-sensitive sectors than to change broad market conditions immediately.
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