Carney: The U.S. 'asked too much, offered too little'
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There were some things we wouldn't do.
We were not prepared to compromise
Canada's sovereignty or to undermine our
key industries. There had been important
progress made towards a possible
agreement, an agreement that would have
reinforced Canada's position as having
the best deal in the world with the
United States. And while we believed
earlier this week that we were moving
towards moving towards a mutually
beneficial agreement, in recent days,
the United States proposed new terms
that were uneconomic, unfair, and
undermined the net benefits for Canada
and called into question the reliability
of any deal.
In short, they asked too much and they
offered too
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The speaker explains Canada's decision not to compromise on sovereignty or key industries during trade negotiations with the United States, ultimately leading to a breakdown in potential agreement terms.
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