Canada will not let US dictate terms of USMCA review, says Carney - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMipgFBVV95cUxPTm14QUVzWUQ4cTJkV3JGVHRadUY2MV9OVXVtVi1Hd0pTTnJpRGFLU1lScFRUYVNwNHJwQ1FKVW1kZFJHcllJRFV4Z0ZrM2tDU2VKb2l6YmNiaDhaT1N1cTd5bGY2LTJxR19lZVZEdzB5czVXanByTVczQ2NKNEwxeHlPaDFVWGJrWnZQdkx5LUdXYjhRekc5WnpwdThTZXJZd2ltbUJR?oc=5" target="_blank">Canada will not let US dictate terms of USMCA review, says Carney</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Prime Minister Mark Carney asserts that Canada will not allow the United States to dictate terms for the scheduled review of the US-Mexico-Canada trade treaty, emphasizing the need for mutual negotiation.

Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasizes that Canada will not allow the U.S. to dictate terms for the USMCA review, highlighting the importance of negotiation and mutual agreement.

Prime Minister Mark Carney responds to reports that the U.S. is imposing demands before trade talks, asserting that Canada will not make further concessions and will negotiate terms mutually.

Prime Minister Mark Carney states that Canada will not allow the U.S. to dictate terms for the USMCA review, emphasizing the need for negotiation and mutual agreement.

Prime Minister Mark Carney asserts that the U.S. does not set the terms for ongoing trade negotiations, rejecting the idea that Canada must make concessions to secure a seat at the table.