Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has pushed back against US President Donald Trump’s tariff threats, saying Canada will not accept being treated as a “subsidiary” of the United States. Carney said a mutually beneficial trade deal remains possible, but only if it respects Canada’s sovereignty and protects its industries. His remarks came after Trump threatened to raise US tariffs on Canadian cars, trucks and auto parts to 50% from January 2027. The escalation follows the collapse of trade negotiations and risks disrupting the deeply integrated US-Canada auto supply chain, potentially raising costs for automakers and consumers on both sides.
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