Canada Prepares for Two More Years of Trade Uncertainty | Ottawa News

Canada’s premiers are bracing for a trade storm that could last two more years as Prime Minister Mark Carney urges preparation for the remainder of the Trump administration. Manitoba’s Wab Kinew revealed Ottawa’s $7.5 billion relief package for workers and businesses hit by 50% U.S. tariffs, matched dollar-for-dollar on American goods starting in September. While tensions rise, Kinew stressed Canadians still value their U.S. neighbors—and premiers are lobbying state leaders to preserve ties, betting on potential political change after the U.S. elections. Manitoba is reviewing federal plans before crafting its own response, aiming to support both corporations and affected workers without sacrificing Canadian principles.

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