Carney says Canada will only sign a U.S. trade deal that includes viable auto sector

Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized that Canada will only agree to a U.S. trade deal if it safeguards the country's auto sector, reflecting ongoing concerns about last-minute demands that threatened Canadian automotive interests. This move highlights the importance of protecting domestic industries and negotiating fair terms, especially after Canada's withdrawal from previous talks. The stance underscores Canada's commitment to maintaining its economic autonomy and ensuring that trade agreements benefit all sectors, not just a few.