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Trade Disputes
16 MPs have stated positions across 33 topics · 1 shift
Mark CarneyLiberalShifted
Carney signaled a dismissive, low-priority approach to Canada–U.S. trade disputes, saying he’s been busy with domestic priorities and will not press immediate engagement with Trump — "we'll re-engage when it's appropriate" — acting only when it matters.→Carney downplays alarm over the tariff dispute, stressing structural progress and measured engagement with the U.S. He notes U.S. tariff burden is relatively low for most Canadian goods and says he will re-engage with President Trump when appropriate.
NewsNov 25, 2025
Pierre PoilievreConservative
Pierre Poilievre criticizes the prime minister for not taking the Canada–U.S. tariff dispute seriously, accusing him of abandoning an 'elbows up' approach, failing to produce results abroad, and leaving Canadian workers exposed to higher U.S. tariff rates.
NewsNov 25, 2025