U.S.President Donald Trump criticized Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney during the World Cup Final, accusing him of allowing wildfires to poison American air and demanding action.Trump claimed he raised the issue with Carney in East Rutherford, N.J., and warned of financial penalties or tariffs on Canada if the problem persists.The U.S.president cited economic damage in Michigan, where toxic smoke led to beach closures and hospitalizations for workers at Ford’s plant.Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney’s office issued a brief statement defending his approach to wildfire management but provided no details.Ontario Premier Doug Ford dismissed Trump’s comments as 'disappointing,' urging the U.S.to assist rather than criticize.Meanwhile, Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno proposed legislation to sanction Canada for the 'wildfire pollution emergency.' The dispute highlights tensions between the two nations over environmental responsibilities and cross-border air quality impacts.