AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCanada–EU ties: Ottawa and Brussels have dropped the disputed “associate member” label from their summit declaration, but say talks on a closer partnership will continue through next year. U.S. trade: Mark Carney says Canada isn’t ready to accept a U.S. deal unless it serves Canadians, as negotiators discuss relief from steel and auto tariffs. Honda warns a proposed 50% tariff on Canadian vehicles and parts would be catastrophic for the industry. New markets: Canada and the United Arab Emirates have signed a free-trade agreement as Carney seeks to diversify trade and investment beyond the U.S. Canadians abroad: At least two Canadians were injured in Wednesday’s deadly high-speed train crash in Spain; Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says five Canadians are affected. Regional security: Canada reaffirmed support for Caribbean maritime-security cooperation, including efforts to improve information-sharing and disrupt trafficking.
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