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Trump Tells Canada to ‘Fall in Line’ as Carney Rejects Subordination

Donald Trump has told Canada to “fall in line,” while Prime Minister Mark Carney rejects subordination and defends Canadian sovereignty.

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Trump Tells Canada to ‘Fall in Line’ as Carney Rejects Subordination

US President Donald Trump has told Canada to “fall in line,” escalating tensions with Ottawa as Prime Minister Mark Carney rejects any subordinate relationship. The exchange reflects growing disagreement over trade, sovereignty, and the future of Canada-US relations. Carney has emphasized that Canada will make its own decisions while remaining open to cooperation with Washington. Trump’s remarks could further strain diplomatic ties and complicate negotiations on tariffs, economic policy, and security, as both governments seek to protect their national interests.

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