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Canada-US Trade Talks Intensify

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WASHINGTON - US President Donald Trump said on Nov 3 the United States was close to making a trade deal with Canada, but Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said work remained to be done and that Washington had dropped some demands.

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After trade talks collapsed dramatically in August, Carney said "more intense negotiations" have since begun.

3 of 9 outletsfirst reported 3 Novwording from CBC

The trade tensions with Canada have become an issue in the midterm elections, particularly in Michigan and Maine, where Republican candidates have faced pressure over tariffs that have hurt local businesses.

4 of 9 outletsfirst reported 1 Novwording from Al Jazeera

Canada and the United States have slapped billions of dollars in tariffs on each other in recent months.

3 of 9 outletsfirst reported 1 Novwording from The Hindu

Carney says in a social media post today that the conversation builds on previous ones they have had about what a mutually beneficial trade deal looks like.

3 of 9 outletsfirst reported 1 Novwording from The Globe and Mail

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Toronto Star4 Nov

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced more intense trade negotiations have commenced between Canada and the United States since a recent call with President Donald Trump. During an interview in St. John’s, Antigua and Barbuda, Carney indicated that some of Canada's previous non-negotiable issues have been reconsidered but emphasized ongoing discussions are necessary to finalize the deal. Trump separately told Fox…

Intense trade negotiations have begun, the U.S. is 'asking for less' and 'offering more,' Carney says →3 articles from Toronto Star on this story
The Globe and Mail2 Nov

President Donald Trump stated on Sunday that his administration has an idea for a new trade agreement with Canada, though he did not provide any specifics about the proposal. The announcement came without detailed information or timelines regarding negotiations or expected outcomes.

Trump says U.S. and Canada have 'concept' of a new trade deal →3 articles from The Globe and Mail on this story
CBC3 Nov

Prime Minister Mark Carney of Canada stated that progress has been made in trade negotiations with the U.S., noting that the American side is now "asking less and offering more." This shift includes the removal of certain contentious issues for Canada, such as language protections and limitations on striking deals with other countries. The talks have intensified since they collapsed in August due to disagreements…

Carney says U.S. 'asking less and offering more' with 'more intense' trade talks underway →2 articles from CBC on this story
Global News3 Nov

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced today from St. John’s, Antigua and Barbuda, that more intense trade negotiations with the U.S., following his call with President Trump, have commenced. Some previously non-negotiable Canadian positions, such as language rights and cultural protections, are no longer on the table. Carney noted progress on restricting Canada's ability to negotiate other international trade deals…

Carney says ‘more intense’ trade negotiations with U.S. have begun →2 articles from Global News on this story
The Straits Times1 Nov

US President Donald Trump said a US-Canada trade deal is “very close” after speaking with Canadian Prime Minister Carney. Both leaders expressed optimism about reaching a mutually beneficial agreement that would create jobs and boost affordability for families. They plan to work on finalizing the details over the coming weeks, despite previous disputes over tariffs and language regulations.

Trump says US-Canada trade deal is close after talks with Carney →2 articles from The Straits Times on this story
Al Jazeera1 Nov

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced progress in trade talks with the United States on Sunday, two days before the US midterm elections. The announcement follows recent tensions between the countries due to imposed tariffs; Canada responded to US levies of $20 billion by imposing equivalent tariffs on US goods. Carney emphasized ongoing negotiations and a mutual goal of reaching a beneficial trade deal…

Carney signals progress on Canada-US trade deal talks as midterms loom →
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The Hindu1 Nov

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated on Sunday, November 1, 2026, that he had a positive conversation with U.S. President Donald Trump about future trade relations between the two countries. The leaders discussed the possibility of reaching a mutually beneficial deal that would boost job creation and improve affordability while respecting Canada's cultural sovereignty. Tariffs imposed by both nations in recent…

Canada PM Carney says he had good conversation with Trump on trade →

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  1. 1 Nov

    Prime Minister Mark Carney says he's had a "good conversation" with U.S. President Donald Trump on the future of Canada-U.S. trade, further adding their chat "builds on our recent constructive discussions" over the outlines of a possible trade deal.

    9 outlets · CBC
  2. 3 Nov

    After trade talks collapsed dramatically in August, Carney said "more intense negotiations" have since begun.

    3 outlets · CBC

Coverage 16 articles

Where to start Morning Update: Picking up where we left off The Globe and Mail

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  • 4 Nov Intense trade negotiations have begun, the U.S. is 'asking for less' and 'offering more,' Carney saysPrime Minister Mark Carney announced more intense trade negotiations have commenced between Canada and the United States since a recent call with President Donald Trump. During an interview in St. John’s, Antigua and Barbuda, Carney indicated that some of Canada's previous non-negotiable issues have been reconsidered but emphasized ongoing discussions are necessary to finalize the deal. Trump separately told Fox…Toronto Star
  • 3 Nov Carney says ‘more intense’ trade negotiations with U.S. have begunPrime Minister Mark Carney announced today from St. John’s, Antigua and Barbuda, that more intense trade negotiations with the U.S., following his call with President Trump, have commenced. Some previously non-negotiable Canadian positions, such as language rights and cultural protections, are no longer on the table. Carney noted progress on restricting Canada's ability to negotiate other international trade deals…Global News
  • 3 Nov Trump says US close to trade deal with Canada, Carney says work remains
    South China Morning Post
  • 3 Nov Trump says US close to trade deal with Canada, Carney says work remains
    The Straits Times
  • 3 Nov Carney says U.S. 'asking less and offering more' with 'more intense' trade talks underwayPrime Minister Mark Carney of Canada stated that progress has been made in trade negotiations with the U.S., noting that the American side is now "asking less and offering more." This shift includes the removal of certain contentious issues for Canada, such as language protections and limitations on striking deals with other countries. The talks have intensified since they collapsed in August due to disagreements…CBC
  • 3 Nov Trump has lost control of his war with Canada
    Sydney Morning Herald
  • 2 Nov Trump says U.S. and Canada have 'concept' of a new trade dealPresident Donald Trump stated on Sunday that his administration has an idea for a new trade agreement with Canada, though he did not provide any specifics about the proposal. The announcement came without detailed information or timelines regarding negotiations or expected outcomes.The Globe and Mail
  • 2 Nov Morning Update: Picking up where we left offGood morning, Canada and the U.S. are set to resume trade talks after Prime Minister Mark Carney had a conversation with President Donald Trump, who directed his team to restart formal negotiations within days. Meanwhile, federal by-elections will take place on December 7 in Quebec, Ontario, and Saskatchewan as part of efforts to strengthen the government’s majority in the Commons.The Globe and Mail
  • 1 Nov Trump says US-Canada trade deal is close after talks with CarneyUS President Donald Trump said a US-Canada trade deal is “very close” after speaking with Canadian Prime Minister Carney. Both leaders expressed optimism about reaching a mutually beneficial agreement that would create jobs and boost affordability for families. They plan to work on finalizing the details over the coming weeks, despite previous disputes over tariffs and language regulations.The Straits Times
  • 1 Nov Canada PM Carney says he had good conversation with Trump on tradeCanadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated on Sunday, November 1, 2026, that he had a positive conversation with U.S. President Donald Trump about future trade relations between the two countries. The leaders discussed the possibility of reaching a mutually beneficial deal that would boost job creation and improve affordability while respecting Canada's cultural sovereignty. Tariffs imposed by both nations in recent…The Hindu
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  • 1 Nov Carney signals progress on Canada-US trade deal talks as midterms loomCanadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced progress in trade talks with the United States on Sunday, two days before the US midterm elections. The announcement follows recent tensions between the countries due to imposed tariffs; Canada responded to US levies of $20 billion by imposing equivalent tariffs on US goods. Carney emphasized ongoing negotiations and a mutual goal of reaching a beneficial trade deal…Al Jazeera
  • 1 Nov Carney says he had 'good conversation' with Trump about trade, talks to continuePrime Minister Mark Carney reported having a “good conversation” with U.S. President Donald Trump about future trade relations between Canada and the United States on Saturday. Following this discussion, Carney stated that both nations’ teams will work together in the coming weeks to reach an agreement beneficial for both sides. The conversation comes ahead of Tuesday’s midterm elections in the U.S., where…Toronto Star
  • 1 Nov Carney had ‘good conversation’ with Trump, trade talks to continuePrime Minister Mark Carney reported having a "good conversation" with U.S. President Donald Trump about future trade relations between their countries. In a social media post, Carney emphasized that the discussion focused on achieving a mutually beneficial deal that would benefit both nations' economies and respect Canada's cultural values and sovereignty. The prime minister also noted that his team will continue…The Globe and Mail
  • 1 Nov Carney says Canada, U.S. working in coming weeks towards trade dealPrime Minister Mark Carney announced via social media that Canada and the U.S. will work towards a mutually beneficial trade agreement in the coming weeks following a conversation with President Donald Trump. Carney indicated this builds on recent discussions aimed at creating jobs, boosting affordability for families, while respecting Canadian culture and sovereignty. The prime minister’s statement suggests an…Global News
  • 1 Nov Carney has 'good conversation' with Trump on future of Canada-U.S. trade as midterms near
    CBC
  • 1 Nov Donald Trump continues to daydream about swallowing Canada wholeDonald Trump claims that Canada is eager to negotiate a trade deal with the United States despite previous tensions. However, Mark Carney, Canadian officials, and economic experts suggest otherwise, emphasizing the significant damage caused by ongoing trade disputes. With midterm elections approaching, American voters in border states are increasingly disapproving of Trump’s approach towards Canada, potentially…Toronto Star

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