U.S. Demand Forced Canada to Walk Away | Ottawa News

Canada’s trade talks with the U.S. hit a wall when Washington demanded a veto over Canada’s other trade deals — a “poison pill” that directly clashed with Ottawa’s push to diversify beyond America. Prime Minister Carney called it unacceptable, former officials likened it to an abusive relationship, and ex-trade minister Sergio Marchi said it made walking away easier — proving Canada’s global outreach is working. With job losses looming and no full details released, Canadians are demanding transparency as the U.S.’s ultimatum forced Canada to reject a deal that would’ve locked it into dependency.

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