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US Ambassador Cites Anti-American Rhetoric in Trade Dispute with Canada

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United States Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra stated that Washington has lost patience with Mark Carney's handling of trade negotiations. Hoekstra attributed this impatience to anti-American rhetoric coming from Canadian federal and provincial governments. He noted that Canada has walked away from trade agreements on two occasions.

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Hoekstra suggested that the United States views the current trade offer as the best available agreement globally. The dispute over tariffs and relations puts pressure on the Government of Canada's policy regarding trade agreements.

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  • The failure of trade negotiations could put pressure on the Government of Canada's policy.

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