Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized Canada's strength in unity as he prepared to meet with provincial premiers to address escalating U.S.tariff threats.

In a statement ahead of the gathering, Carney asserted that Canada is in a stronger position than when the trade war began, crediting collaborative efforts among leaders.The meeting aims to coordinate a unified response to potential U.S.tariffs, which could impact Canadian industries.

Carney highlighted the importance of maintaining economic stability and diplomatic engagement, stressing that collective action is essential to navigate global trade challenges.The discussion comes amid ongoing tensions between Canada and the U.S., with both nations seeking to balance protectionist measures and economic cooperation.Analysts note that the outcome of this meeting could shape Canada's strategy in mitigating the adverse effects of U.S.trade policies while safeguarding domestic interests.The focus on unity reflects broader efforts to present a cohesive front in international negotiations.