The Aporia
10 articles about 10 events for “Canada Energy Economic Talks” from Toronto Star.
“Jamieson Greer, the top U.S. trade negotiator, openly mocked Carney’s concerns about economic and cultural sovereignty, after the prime minister ordered Canada’s negotiators to quit trade talks last month.”
“… U.S. tariffs currently on Canadian oil, gas or potash, and Canada’s Liberal government under Mark Carney has rejected calls to leverage Canada’s resource assets, saying the notion of imposing export taxes or throttling energy or fertilizer exports to the…”
“After halting trade talks last month over what he called unacceptable American demands that would have eroded Canadian sovereignty, Carney incurred more Trump tariffs and wrath.”
“Canada and the EU are now in talks to more tightly co-ordinate their activities in Arctic defence, artificial intelligence, energy, critical minerals and technology sharing.”
“…Prime Minister Mark Carney’s January 2026 Beijing visit, both sides stepped back: Canada abolished the 100 per cent EV tariff and China also scaled back its tariffs on Canadian agricultural products and seafood and paused WTO panel fights while talks…”
“… interconnected world where “a virus in China can shut down Canada” or closures in the Suez Canal can have “massive economic impacts,” the official said this is how countries can make themselves more resilient — by harnessing their own capabilities, and…”
“TORONTO - Former prime minister Stephen Harper says the federal government had “no choice” but to walk away from trade talks with the United States.”
“Prime Minister Mark Carney’s cozying up to the European Union has been cast as a bid to control Canada’s destiny in a rapidly changing world.”
“One of the officials said Lutnick sounded shocked and angry, expressing fury that Canada had the gall to strike back when the U.S. was softening its position.”
“Recent trade talks have not been negotiations; they were an economic war launched against Canada.”