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Mark Carney addresses US trade war and labor code changes at UNGA

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke at the United Nations General Assembly regarding the trade war with the United States. He stated that his government's bill reinforces the right to strike and creates transparency around negotiating processes in strategic sectors like railroads and ports. Canadian Labour Congress President Bea Bruske criticized the legislation, calling it an attack on workers' rights.

From nationalpost.com

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Carney's remarks occurred amid ongoing trade tensions with Donald Trump. The government's proposed changes to the Canada Labour Code, which Carney defended, are facing legal challenges from the labour movement.

Tô Lâm is scheduled for a State visit to Canada, where he will meet Mark Carney and deliver an address at the UN debate.

From nationalpost.com

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  • The Government of Canada might need to implement policy responses to mitigate US trade war tariffs.

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    US trade war pressures might cause Canada to deepen economic ties with Europe.

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