Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada remains hopeful of reaching a mutually advantageous trade agreement with the United States after President Donald Trump suggested a deal could come fairly soon. Carney said Ottawa is ready to resume negotiations, provided any agreement respects Canadian sovereignty, cultural institutions, and the country’s right to sign trade deals with other partners. He said the collapse of earlier talks clarified Canada’s red lines, adding that neither side should worry about pride when pursuing benefits Canadians
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