Canada has been 'over reliant on the US for too long', says Joly
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
66% : The meeting between Trump and Carney, however, appeared to go well, as the two agreed on a "fresh start" for the US-Canada relationship, Joly said.58% : Canada also plans to host the G7 summit in June, which Trump is expected to attend.
47% : "I think we're up to a good start," Joly said, but added: "We know that there is a lot of unpredictability coming out of the White House, and we know that we have to be ready and hold steady." While Trump praised Carney during and after the meeting, he did not indicate whether he would remove the tariffs he placed on Canada.
31% : US-Canada relations have been tense in recent months, after Trump imposed tariffs on Canada's auto, aluminium and steel industries, and said Canada would be better off as a US state.
24% : Trump has imposed general tariffs of 25% on Canada and Mexico, and sector-specific import taxes on cars, some of which have been suspended pending negotiations.
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