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Trade
29 MPs have stated positions across 104 topics · 6 shifts
Mark CarneyLiberalShifted
Mark Carney announced removing most counter-tariffs, saying they were a sticking point in negotiations with the U.S. and that lifting them served Canada's economic interest. He advocated a cooperative, de-escalatory approach to the trade dispute.→Mark Carney publicly committed to removing Canadian counter-tariffs on U.S. goods that are 'specifically covered under CUSMA,' indicating Canada would lift retaliatory tariffs only for products falling within the Canada–U.S.–Mexico Agreement's coverage.
NewsSep 25, 2025
Dominic LeBlancLiberal
LeBlanc says recent talks with the U.S. were constructive and helped advance understanding of remaining issues; he stresses progress is being made but there is not yet an agreement and additional work remains to resolve the trade dispute.
NewsSep 1, 2025
Pierre PoilievreConservative
Pierre Poilievre strongly criticized Prime Minister Mark Carney’s decision to remove counter-tariffs, calling it 'weakness' and 'yet another capitulation and climb-down,' saying Carney's 'elbows have mysteriously gone missing' and that he 'has not thrown one elbow since he took office.'
NewsSep 1, 2025