Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Ottawa will not rush into a new trade agreement with Washington, arguing that Canada can wait for better conditions and emerge stronger. Speaking at the Canada Investment Summit, Carney described the United States as an important neighbor but criticized transactional trade policies and tariffs. He announced expanded tax incentives to attract investment and plans to seek private operators for major airports. Carney said Canada must build a resilient economy rather than depend on ties.
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