Carney faces fading support in Trump trade dispute
Prime Minister Mark Carney enjoys strong public backing for halting trade talks and imposing counter-tariffs on U.S. goods. However, economists warn that mounting economic pressures and potential job losses could erode this support over the coming months.
Canada Prime Minister Mark Carney has secured broad public backing after halting trade negotiations with the United States, announcing $20 billion in counter-tariffs. The robust initial support mirrors a wartime mentality as citizens rally against escalating economic pressure from Washington. However, economists warn the domestic consensus could fracture within months as trade war fallout threatens employment and growth.
