Carney Says Canada Aims to Emerge Stronger From US Trade War

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada will not rush to resolve its trade war with the United States and aims to emerge as a stronger, more resilient and independent economy. Speaking to investors in Toronto, Carney said future cooperation with the United States must respect both countries’ sovereignty and described President Donald Trump’s tariff-driven approach as increasingly transactional and zero-sum. He also announced plans to attract private investment through long-term operating concessions for Canada’s four largest airports while retaining public ownership of their land and assets, potentially raising tens of billions of dollars for infrastructure.