Carney confirms apology to Trump, says anti-tariff ad ‘not something I would have done’
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Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney on Saturday confirmed his apology to President Trump earlier this week after an ad aired in Ontario that was critical of Trump’s tariffs and used comments from former President Reagan to argue against the trade policy.
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed that he apologized to President Trump over a television ad that opposed tariffs, while saying he stands ready to negotiate a better trade deal with his southern neighbor.
The disputed ad was aired by the province of Ontario and showcased clips from a 1987 speech in which President Ronald Reagan warned of the dangers tariffs.
Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney on Saturday confirmed his apology to President Trump earlier this week after an ad aired in Ontario that was critical of Trump’s tariffs and used comments from former President Reagan to argue against the trade policy.