Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau criticized the Trump administration for imposing tariffs on Canadian imports, calling it a “dumb thing to do.” Mark Carney, a former central banker, won the race to lead Canada’s Liberal Party and will become the next prime minister. Carney, who has a background in banking and has never held political office, spoke out against President Trump’s attempts to weaken the Canadian economy through tariffs. He vowed to keep retaliatory tariffs on American goods until the U.S. shows respect to Canada. Carney also emphasized that Canada will never be part of America and will fight back in trade disputes. He plans to call for elections in the coming weeks, with polls indicating that neither the Liberals nor the Conservatives will likely secure a majority government. Despite facing challenges in trade relations with the U.S., Carney expressed confidence that Canada would emerge victorious. The ongoing tension between the two countries has led to a bitter trade war, with each side imposing tariffs on the other’s goods. Trump’s tariffs were initially set to go into effect on February 1 but have been postponed twice. Carney emphasized the need for Canada to stand firm and protect its economy from external threats.
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