President Donald Trump said a trade agreement with Canada could come “fairly soon,” despite the absence of confirmed formal negotiations. Talks collapsed in August, after which Washington imposed 50 percent tariffs on Canadian goods. Prime Minister Mark Carney responded with counter-tariffs, including higher duties on US steel and selected consumer products. The dispute now threatens cross-border supply chains, particularly in the automotive sector, while political tensions rise. Trump said Canada must improve treatment of American farmers before tariffs removed.
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