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U.S. trade negotiators ‘coming closer to our position,’ Carney says

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U.S. trade negotiators ‘coming closer to our position,’ Carney says. (2026, October 26). The Globe and Mail. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/video-us-trade-negotiators-coming-closer-to-our-position-carney-says/

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Prime Minister Mark Carney commented on Monday that there has been a slight intensification in trade talks with the United States. He also noted that Ottawa's position remains unchanged during these negotiations.
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As of October 27, 2026, President Donald Trump expressed optimism about reaching a trade deal with Canada, stating it could happen "pretty soon," nine days before the US midterm elections. Initially, Trump accused Canada of exploiting the United States through trade imbalances and imposed tariffs on Canadian goods like plywood and agricultural machinery. However, recent negotiations have intensified slightly, according to Prime Minister Mark Carney. The White House has eased some tariffs following lobbying by U.S. Senator Susan Collins from Maine, indicating a potential shift in rhetoric due to inflation concerns among American voters. Despite progress, both sides remain cautious, with Carney noting that any advances are because the US is moving closer to Canada's demands.

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Reuters Prime Minister Mark Carney on Monday said there had been 'a slight intensification' in talks with the United States, adding that Ottawa had not changed its stance.
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2026-10-29 · The Globe and Mail
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Reuters Prime Minister Mark Carney on Monday said there had been 'a slight intensification' in talks with the United States, adding that Ottawa had not changed its stance. asserted
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Reuters Prime Minister Mark Carney on Monday said there had been 'a slight intensification' in talks with the United States, adding that Ottawa had not changed its stance. asserted
Ottawa → say → stance
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