Mark Carney welcomed the EU’s Canada EU associate member proposal in Strasbourg, warned tariffs are being weaponized, and promised a vote in Parliament.
Carney says a Canada-EU alliance is coming, but not membership. Here’s what Ottawa confirmed, what it denied, and what the Montreal summit could decide.
Polling on Canada-U.S. trade talks finds 73% of Canadians against difficult concessions, 62% approval for Carney, and a plurality willing to wait for U.S. midterms.
A new “Trump Bump” has pushed the Liberals to a 14-point vote intention lead over the Conservatives, 46% to 32%, as counter-tariffs take effect in Canada.
The EU-Canada trade and security pact is expected to be unveiled Sept. 16 in Strasbourg, with Prime Minister Mark Carney addressing EU lawmakers the next day.
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