Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has criticised the impact of US tariffs on the longstanding trade relationship between Canada and the United States, according to reports.
Carney said the tariffs had raised costs for American families and altered a deeply integrated economic relationship. His government has also outlined measures intended to support Canadian manufacturing as businesses adjust to the changing trade environment.
Why the dispute matters
Canada and the United States have closely connected supply chains in sectors including vehicles, energy and industrial goods. Tariff changes can affect prices, investment decisions and cross-border production, though the impact varies by sector and policy details.
