Is Carney Ready to Surrender Canada's Auto Industry?
The auto industry feels left out as the Prime Minister discusses a deal for steel, aluminum, and energy after meeting with Trump at the White House.
Mark Carney's meeting with Donald Trump at the White House last Tuesday seemed positive, but with few tangible results. However, the potential outcome of that meeting could be a significant overhaul of the Canadian economy.
- Carney discussed reviving the Keystone XL pipeline with Trump.
- He also raised the issue of critical minerals with the American president.
The auto industry is feeling left out and concerned about being overlooked in these discussions.
It seemed like a nice meeting, albeit with few tangible results...
Author's summary: Carney's meeting with Trump may impact Canada's economy.
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