Is Carney Ready to Surrender Canada's Auto Industry?
The auto industry feels left out after Prime Minister's meeting with Trump at the White House, where a deal for steel, aluminum, and energy was discussed.
Mark Carney's meeting with Donald Trump last Tuesday seemed pleasant but lacked tangible results. However, the discussions may lead to a significant overhaul of the Canadian economy.
Carney discussed reviving the Keystone XL pipeline and critical minerals with Trump. Meanwhile, the auto industry is concerned and feels left out of the talks.
the auto industry feeling like they've been left out in the cold
Author's summary: Carney's meeting with Trump may impact Canada's economy.
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