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Carney says Canada will resume U.S. trade talks

Canada’s Prime Minister Carney said Canada will resume trade talks with the United States after Canada walked away from negotiations on Aug. 21 to avoid additional U.S. tariffs. He said the U.S. side made unacceptable last-minute demands.
WHO: Prime Minister Carney
WHAT: Carney said Canada will resume trade talks with the U.S. after previously walking away from an agreement negotiation.
WHEN: Reported Sep 1, 2026 at 11:39 AM ET
WHERE: Canada
WHY: Canada said it walked away because the American side made unacceptable last-minute demands that would have led to additional U.S. tariffs.

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