Canadian PM Mark Carney and US President Donald Trump.
\n\nCanadian Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke with U.S. President Donald Trump about the future of trade between their countries, and he described the exchange in positive terms. Talks between the two sides are expected to restart soon, but the road to a deal still looks long.
\n\nCarney posted about the call on social media Sunday morning, local time. He called it a “good conversation” and said it built on recent constructive discussions about the shape of a possible agreement. Teams from both countries will now work over the coming weeks, he said, to deliver that result
\n\nMeanwhile, Trump, whilst interacting with reporters on Sunday, said – "We have the concept of a very good deal with Canada…We are now very close to having a deal."
\n\n"Our farmers were paying tremendous tariffs to send things to Canada. All those tariffs will be gone. There'll be no tariff…Part of the agreement is that our farmers will have to pay no tariffs," Trump added.
\n\nCarney told reporters on Wednesday that Canada is not yet ready to agree to a deal and wants the right one for Canadians. He said there are agreements that would…
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