After "putting his foot down" with the U.S. president, Mark Carney "will now enter a somewhat more difficult phase" where he will have to manage the impact on Canada's economy
MONTREAL, CANADA – Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is more seasoned as a banker than a politician but has shown a confident touch in standing up to U.S. President Donald Trump and navigating a trade war that threatens his nation’s economy. Despite the risks this decision poses to Canada, which is heavily dependent on exports to the U.S., Carney can boast of broad support, with 76% of the public praising his stance toward Washington, according to a weekend poll.
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