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Kate Harrison on cutting EV tariffs for Chinese electric vehicles to advance the relationship "The other thing that it may accelerate the decline of is the relationship with the United States, of course, and so that, you know, it's hard not to feel as though this is a reactionary... kind of conversation to failing to address the foundation of our trade relationship in the Canada U S Relationship" "They are accused of having interfered in elections in this country and not who I think the government would name at the top of the list in terms of a values based trading partner." "And yet we have seen our foreign minister refer to them as a strategic partner." "...These are the things that we don't really have answers to these questions right now because we don't know what's on the prime minister's wish list for this trip." "The prime minister ran an election campaign on resolving this tariff dispute with the United States. He hasn't done it yet." "And they're about to spend billions of dollars of taxpayer money in the upcoming budget as result of not yet achieving that deal in order to bolster a lot of those sectors." Kate Harrisonshow more

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Harrison on Carney slow rolling the negotiations with the US "And I think it's just as likely that if Trump does poorly in the midterms that he looks to lash out and Canada will be a convenient whipping post." "I hear a lot of cutting slack and putting this at the feet of the president in terms of, you know, what Canadians are willing to withstand" "The prime minister is the one who ran the election on being able to fix this issue." Kate Harrison

Harrison on Carney slow rolling the negotiations with the US "And I think it's just as likely that if Trump does poorly in the midterms that he looks to lash out and Canada will be a convenient whipping post." "I hear a lot of cutting slack and putting this at the feet of the president in terms of, you know, what Canadians are willing to withstand" "The prime minister is the one who ran the election on being able to fix this issue." Kate Harrison

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Harrison "The reality is that we would not be entertaining this conversation with China if the Prime Minister had actually followed through on his promise to deliver a new economic and security partnership with the United States." "Now we're backed into a corner of having friends in China and Qatar because we failed to secure the most important trade relationship that we have." "...How do we think the US Is going to respond to pulling back from Taiwan?... I don't think it will be viewed favorably." Kate Harrison

Harrison "The reality is that we would not be entertaining this conversation with China if the Prime Minister had actually followed through on his promise to deliver a new economic and security partnership with the United States." "Now we're backed into a corner of having friends in China and Qatar because we failed to secure the most important trade relationship that we have." "...How do we think the US Is going to respond to pulling back from Taiwan?... I don't think it will be viewed favorably." Kate Harrison

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Harrison "Yeah, I think it would be helpful for the Prime Minister to make himself available to answer some questions on this." "You know, once is a coincidence and twice is a pattern." "When we saw the Prime Minister go to Beijing, it just so happened that government MPs were present in Taiwan, and then their participation was pulled back to their own admission to avoid confusion ahead of that meeting with the PRC." "Now we see a government official suggest that, you know, Indian interference, no big deal, nothing to see here, right on the heels or right at the forefront of the Prime Minister's trip." " I don't think that those things are coincidences." "I think it's a pattern of trying to appease prospective trade partners at the behest of foreign policy principles." Kate Harrison

Harrison "Yeah, I think it would be helpful for the Prime Minister to make himself available to answer some questions on this." "You know, once is a coincidence and twice is a pattern." "When we saw the Prime Minister go to Beijing, it just so happened that government MPs were present in Taiwan, and then their participation was pulled back to their own admission to avoid confusion ahead of that meeting with the PRC." "Now we see a government official suggest that, you know, Indian interference, no big deal, nothing to see here, right on the heels or right at the forefront of the Prime Minister's trip." " I don't think that those things are coincidences." "I think it's a pattern of trying to appease prospective trade partners at the behest of foreign policy principles." Kate Harrison

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Harrison "So I would be looking far less to the tone in the House in terms of what it means for the future of this government and much more to the relationship with the United States because it is how Carney came to power and I think it's how he's going to propose to stay in power." Kate Harrison

Harrison "So I would be looking far less to the tone in the House in terms of what it means for the future of this government and much more to the relationship with the United States because it is how Carney came to power and I think it's how he's going to propose to stay in power." Kate Harrison

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#WATCH | United States Trade Representative (USTR) Jamieson Greer says, "We know that India has a long history of agriculture, of manufacturing, but we also know that they're moving forward in technology. They want to move forward in AI. They want to cooperate and collaborate with the United States on the technologies of the future and trade of the future, and that's some of the exciting opportunities that we'll have between the United States and India, to capitalise on that." He says, "President Trump and Prime Minister Modi have an amazing relationship. They've nurtured it over many years. Just last week, they met at G7 in Evian, France, and I was there, and they agreed to take the relationship to the next level. This includes the trade deal that we're working on, but it includes every aspect of the relationship, and we expect the relationship to continue developing and only going to a higher and higher level with every passing week." (Video Source: U.S. Embassy to ANI)

#WATCH | United States Trade Representative (USTR) Jamieson Greer says, "We know that India has a long history of agriculture, of manufacturing, but we also know that they're moving forward in technology. They want to move forward in AI. They want to cooperate and collaborate with the United States on the technologies of the future and trade of the future, and that's some of the exciting opportunities that we'll have between the United States and India, to capitalise on that." He says, "President Trump and Prime Minister Modi have an amazing relationship. They've nurtured it over many years. Just last week, they met at G7 in Evian, France, and I was there, and they agreed to take the relationship to the next level. This includes the trade deal that we're working on, but it includes every aspect of the relationship, and we expect the relationship to continue developing and only going to a higher and higher level with every passing week." (Video Source: U.S. Embassy to ANI)

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United States Trade Representative (USTR) Jamieson Greer says, "We know that India has a long history of agriculture, of manufacturing, but we also know that they're moving forward in technology. They want to move forward in AI. They want to cooperate and collaborate with the United States on the technologies of the future and trade of the future, and that's some of the exciting opportunities that we'll have between the United States and India, to capitalise on that." He says, "President Trump and Prime Minister Modi have an amazing relationship. They've nurtured it over many years. Just last week, they met at G7 in Evian, France, and I was there, and they agreed to take the relationship to the next level. This includes the trade deal that we're working on, but it includes every aspect of the relationship, and we expect the relationship to continue developing and only going to a higher and higher level with every passing week."

United States Trade Representative (USTR) Jamieson Greer says, "We know that India has a long history of agriculture, of manufacturing, but we also know that they're moving forward in technology. They want to move forward in AI. They want to cooperate and collaborate with the United States on the technologies of the future and trade of the future, and that's some of the exciting opportunities that we'll have between the United States and India, to capitalise on that." He says, "President Trump and Prime Minister Modi have an amazing relationship. They've nurtured it over many years. Just last week, they met at G7 in Evian, France, and I was there, and they agreed to take the relationship to the next level. This includes the trade deal that we're working on, but it includes every aspect of the relationship, and we expect the relationship to continue developing and only going to a higher and higher level with every passing week."

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Champagne is asked "You talk about strategic partnerships with these other countries, but at this moment in time, the United States is still our primary trade partner." "Do Canadians need to prepare for tough economic times as the economy adjusts?" Champagne "Well, you know we will always be a partner with the United States. We've been blessed by geography. Our supply chain have been established for decades. We are, as you know, exporting energy to the United States critical mineral." Rarely admitted by a Carney Liberal cabinet minister "And the fact that we have this trading relationship with Canada in a very enviable position, I would say in this new world trading order," "New world trading order" What are they doing to salvage the old trading order with the United States?François P Champagne

Champagne is asked "You talk about strategic partnerships with these other countries, but at this moment in time, the United States is still our primary trade partner." "Do Canadians need to prepare for tough economic times as the economy adjusts?" Champagne "Well, you know we will always be a partner with the United States. We've been blessed by geography. Our supply chain have been established for decades. We are, as you know, exporting energy to the United States critical mineral." Rarely admitted by a Carney Liberal cabinet minister "And the fact that we have this trading relationship with Canada in a very enviable position, I would say in this new world trading order," "New world trading order" What are they doing to salvage the old trading order with the United States?François P Champagne

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Kate Harrison "But it would be naive to suggest that the federal government and the policies over the last decade and more haven't led to the legitimate grievances that a lot of Albertans are facing. So I think that it was appropriate in its tone." "Certainly no one will be saying that the Conservatives and Poilievre are unclear on this issue." "And I do think that it's important not to use this issue as a partisan cudgel. You can do that by talking about some of the federal government policies that are causing a lot of frustration and strife in the province without necessarily saying it's all on Mark Carney to fix" "I think the number one job for the Prime Minister of Canada is national unity. That should supersede any, you know, trade dispute that we have with the US or economic agenda is keeping this country together." Kate Harrison

Kate Harrison "But it would be naive to suggest that the federal government and the policies over the last decade and more haven't led to the legitimate grievances that a lot of Albertans are facing. So I think that it was appropriate in its tone." "Certainly no one will be saying that the Conservatives and Poilievre are unclear on this issue." "And I do think that it's important not to use this issue as a partisan cudgel. You can do that by talking about some of the federal government policies that are causing a lot of frustration and strife in the province without necessarily saying it's all on Mark Carney to fix" "I think the number one job for the Prime Minister of Canada is national unity. That should supersede any, you know, trade dispute that we have with the US or economic agenda is keeping this country together." Kate Harrison

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Harrison "(Ma) also, upon questioning from one of your colleagues, failed to say clearly, as the Prime Minister has also failed to say clearly that forced labour exists in China and that we are against it and that this will be a major part of our trade conversations moving forward." "...And because the Prime Minister will not firmly denounce it, you can understand why so many people have questions about the government's position on this." Kate Harrison

Harrison "(Ma) also, upon questioning from one of your colleagues, failed to say clearly, as the Prime Minister has also failed to say clearly that forced labour exists in China and that we are against it and that this will be a major part of our trade conversations moving forward." "...And because the Prime Minister will not firmly denounce it, you can understand why so many people have questions about the government's position on this." Kate Harrison

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Dave Eby distracts "I don't know if people have seen it, but I looked at a graphic posted by the President with an American flag superimposed on our country, and." "I even struggle now for the words to describe the mix of emotions." "There is no question but that the Prime Minister's speech will have trade consequences in terms of our relationship with the United States." "But those trade consequences are minimal compared to the larger term consequences of giving up our sovereignty as a country and not standing bravely, as Canadians have for generations, for this beautiful country that we live in." Dave Eby struggles to distract from the disaster he has created in BC joining the Elbows Up reboot and assist federal Liberal accountability for Canada's lost decade Carney pulled the pin and Eby cheers him on David Eby

Dave Eby distracts "I don't know if people have seen it, but I looked at a graphic posted by the President with an American flag superimposed on our country, and." "I even struggle now for the words to describe the mix of emotions." "There is no question but that the Prime Minister's speech will have trade consequences in terms of our relationship with the United States." "But those trade consequences are minimal compared to the larger term consequences of giving up our sovereignty as a country and not standing bravely, as Canadians have for generations, for this beautiful country that we live in." Dave Eby struggles to distract from the disaster he has created in BC joining the Elbows Up reboot and assist federal Liberal accountability for Canada's lost decade Carney pulled the pin and Eby cheers him on David Eby

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Kate Harrison "I think a lot of Canadians would be surprised by, again, the depth of murders and killings of Iranian people at the heads of the Iranian regime and that this is a response to the plea of the Iranian people for a change and for democracy in that country." "And I think that, and I'm not putting this at the feet of CBC, but the news media ecosystem, in my view, in Canada... did not share those stories in a way that I think is sufficient to help again rationalize what we're seeing now." Katie Simpson "And I think there has been some analysis that I have seen is that perhaps Canada and other allies might be more comfortable supporting the US Effort in this moment because of what happened in January, because of the mass murder of protesters in the streets at the hands of the Iranian regime." Harrison "So this is an opportunity for Canada to look inward and really assess whether or not we're doing all we can to look at energy security for diplomacy's sake and getting our own exports to market." Kate Harrison Katie Simpson

Kate Harrison "I think a lot of Canadians would be surprised by, again, the depth of murders and killings of Iranian people at the heads of the Iranian regime and that this is a response to the plea of the Iranian people for a change and for democracy in that country." "And I think that, and I'm not putting this at the feet of CBC, but the news media ecosystem, in my view, in Canada... did not share those stories in a way that I think is sufficient to help again rationalize what we're seeing now." Katie Simpson "And I think there has been some analysis that I have seen is that perhaps Canada and other allies might be more comfortable supporting the US Effort in this moment because of what happened in January, because of the mass murder of protesters in the streets at the hands of the Iranian regime." Harrison "So this is an opportunity for Canada to look inward and really assess whether or not we're doing all we can to look at energy security for diplomacy's sake and getting our own exports to market." Kate Harrison Katie Simpson

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Wednesday, Louise Blais, former Canadian Ambassador to the UN, gives her take on how the US sees Canada as reluctant to negotiate "(Mexico) has taken a completely different approach. They've gone down the list of irritants that they have, they have checked off and dealt with with the, you know, we're talking about 50 here." "...So whereas Canada, we are seen to having, wanting to keep all of the levers together, not make concessions." "I'm just trying to make sure that your viewers understand the mindset of the United States." "One is I think we have to show that we care, that this is important, that we value the relationship with the United States." Louise Blais

Wednesday, Louise Blais, former Canadian Ambassador to the UN, gives her take on how the US sees Canada as reluctant to negotiate "(Mexico) has taken a completely different approach. They've gone down the list of irritants that they have, they have checked off and dealt with with the, you know, we're talking about 50 here." "...So whereas Canada, we are seen to having, wanting to keep all of the levers together, not make concessions." "I'm just trying to make sure that your viewers understand the mindset of the United States." "One is I think we have to show that we care, that this is important, that we value the relationship with the United States." Louise Blais

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Kate Harrison "So I think Canadians need to know the status of the books before the government starts asking for more money, which is really what they're doing right now." "They're not letting people know what the state of the current finances are, but they are asking for an additional $500 billion in new spending on defense." "Nothing says we are in a crisis like a Ways and Means motion that doesn't talk at all about defense and security. Right." "Forget about the Golden Dome to actually improve our own defence and security. We have no continental air defence in Canada, so we don't need to rely on the United States to have those conversations." "We can be talking about how we can improve Canada's sovereignty and defence without waiting to hear from the White House to be making some of those decisions." First things first Kate Harrison

Kate Harrison "So I think Canadians need to know the status of the books before the government starts asking for more money, which is really what they're doing right now." "They're not letting people know what the state of the current finances are, but they are asking for an additional $500 billion in new spending on defense." "Nothing says we are in a crisis like a Ways and Means motion that doesn't talk at all about defense and security. Right." "Forget about the Golden Dome to actually improve our own defence and security. We have no continental air defence in Canada, so we don't need to rely on the United States to have those conversations." "We can be talking about how we can improve Canada's sovereignty and defence without waiting to hear from the White House to be making some of those decisions." First things first Kate Harrison

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Kate Harrision "For a long time in Canada, there was a consensus on immigration." "Systemic repeated failures that really started under the last government have undermined that system." "And the AG Report confirms a lot of the skepticism and cynicism that people have about the integrity of our system." "...Are we expected to believe that everything there is going just fine?" "...this is why there needs to be some accountability on the part of the Minister and the government for having mismanaged this program for so long." Kate Harrison

Kate Harrision "For a long time in Canada, there was a consensus on immigration." "Systemic repeated failures that really started under the last government have undermined that system." "And the AG Report confirms a lot of the skepticism and cynicism that people have about the integrity of our system." "...Are we expected to believe that everything there is going just fine?" "...this is why there needs to be some accountability on the part of the Minister and the government for having mismanaged this program for so long." Kate Harrison

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Boom! Christian Leuprecht, a professor at Queen’s University and the Royal Military College of Canada on CTV gives a stark realty check about Carney's speech and comments today in Kiev "Canada has spent a decade making many performative announcements that are not being taken seriously by our allies." "So for Prime Minister, that's an important show of force by Canada, but it's also telling the Prime Minister is there alone." "He was not present when European leaders were at the White House, and he's not present when major announcements are being made by our allies on Ukraine." "And so that suggests that Canada still has a lot of heavy lifting to do." "And of course, all of our allies know that the Canadian armed forces are stretched exceptionally thin after two decades of undercapitalization, underfunding and understaffing." "And so Carney likes to talk about the fact that it has convening power, but it seems these days it is not really able to convene a whole lot of things, in part because we don't have the resources to commit." "But we'll have to make sure that Canada can actually be taken seriously, because as we see from this trip by the Prime Minister, Canada is quite alone. These days in the world."

Boom! Christian Leuprecht, a professor at Queen’s University and the Royal Military College of Canada on CTV gives a stark realty check about Carney's speech and comments today in Kiev "Canada has spent a decade making many performative announcements that are not being taken seriously by our allies." "So for Prime Minister, that's an important show of force by Canada, but it's also telling the Prime Minister is there alone." "He was not present when European leaders were at the White House, and he's not present when major announcements are being made by our allies on Ukraine." "And so that suggests that Canada still has a lot of heavy lifting to do." "And of course, all of our allies know that the Canadian armed forces are stretched exceptionally thin after two decades of undercapitalization, underfunding and understaffing." "And so Carney likes to talk about the fact that it has convening power, but it seems these days it is not really able to convene a whole lot of things, in part because we don't have the resources to commit." "But we'll have to make sure that Canada can actually be taken seriously, because as we see from this trip by the Prime Minister, Canada is quite alone. These days in the world."

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Former Liberal Finance Minister John Manley on the eve of the Carney budget "We're rich in natural resources. We've been very poor at getting those out of the ground and into foreign hands where we want to sell them in order to get the returns on them." "That's the quickest way for us to earn the kind of money that we need to make is to get those resources to markets." "And it means regulatory reforms and it means that we've got to have the Prime Minister and a cabinet and provincial premiers that are out there saying we can do this, we are going to do this." "We're going to strip down those inter provincial trade barriers once and for all." "We're going to build the infrastructure necessary in our ports, on our highways, our transportation systems, not just pipelines, but all of the other things that we need to do in order to get our goods into foreign hands."

Former Liberal Finance Minister John Manley on the eve of the Carney budget "We're rich in natural resources. We've been very poor at getting those out of the ground and into foreign hands where we want to sell them in order to get the returns on them." "That's the quickest way for us to earn the kind of money that we need to make is to get those resources to markets." "And it means regulatory reforms and it means that we've got to have the Prime Minister and a cabinet and provincial premiers that are out there saying we can do this, we are going to do this." "We're going to strip down those inter provincial trade barriers once and for all." "We're going to build the infrastructure necessary in our ports, on our highways, our transportation systems, not just pipelines, but all of the other things that we need to do in order to get our goods into foreign hands."

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Martha Hall-Findlay says Carney is in error championing the Pathways Project at this point "I was one of the creators of the Pathways Project and so it's not an easy thing for me to say at this point." "We need to spend billions of dollars on national defence, on economic diversification, on trade, infrastructure. We don't have unlimited resources in Canada" "... let's spend those billions of dollars on the things that we need more immediately. Pathways Carbon capture and storage doesn't hit that list in my view right now." "Again, times have changed and, you know, you have to be able to adapt and recognize what is in Canada's best interest." Martha Hall Findlay Mark Carney

Martha Hall-Findlay says Carney is in error championing the Pathways Project at this point "I was one of the creators of the Pathways Project and so it's not an easy thing for me to say at this point." "We need to spend billions of dollars on national defence, on economic diversification, on trade, infrastructure. We don't have unlimited resources in Canada" "... let's spend those billions of dollars on the things that we need more immediately. Pathways Carbon capture and storage doesn't hit that list in my view right now." "Again, times have changed and, you know, you have to be able to adapt and recognize what is in Canada's best interest." Martha Hall Findlay Mark Carney

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Angus: Canada is reconsidering that relationship with China. Why? Because we can no longer trust the United States. And we know that we have maybe 150, maybe more, Canadians in custody at ICE detention centers without the rule of law. Well, we had two Canadians under Chinese custody and it caused a huge outcry. We now have over 150 in the United States. So when the prime minister is talking about us needing to rethink our trade relationships and our strategic relationships, the fact that we’re now willing to entertain relations with the authoritarian government in Beijing shows that we can no longer maintain those relationships with the United States.

Angus: Canada is reconsidering that relationship with China. Why? Because we can no longer trust the United States. And we know that we have maybe 150, maybe more, Canadians in custody at ICE detention centers without the rule of law. Well, we had two Canadians under Chinese custody and it caused a huge outcry. We now have over 150 in the United States. So when the prime minister is talking about us needing to rethink our trade relationships and our strategic relationships, the fact that we’re now willing to entertain relations with the authoritarian government in Beijing shows that we can no longer maintain those relationships with the United States.

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Harrison "But it was the Prime Minister that said we have to deal with the world as it is. This is the world as it is." "So what is Canada meaningfully doing to advance our interests in this time rather than griping from the sidelines?" Kate Harrison

Harrison "But it was the Prime Minister that said we have to deal with the world as it is. This is the world as it is." "So what is Canada meaningfully doing to advance our interests in this time rather than griping from the sidelines?" Kate Harrison

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#WATCH | Delhi | EAM Dr S Jaishankar says, "...We have important strategic relationships with a number of countries, and it's in the nature of global politics or global strategy today that each one of these relationships would be maintained and optimised. So to me, both Germany in itself and Germany as the biggest country of the European Union are obviously central to the calculations and to the relationships that we have in the world...For us, this is an enormously important relationship. This relationship is growing in substance and I can see at this time of uncertainties that actually it has a greater value. It's a very steady relationship. It is a relationship where largely what we promise to each other and policies that we have remain constant and predictable. So predictability today has a huge premium in global politics..."

#WATCH | Delhi | EAM Dr S Jaishankar says, "...We have important strategic relationships with a number of countries, and it's in the nature of global politics or global strategy today that each one of these relationships would be maintained and optimised. So to me, both Germany in itself and Germany as the biggest country of the European Union are obviously central to the calculations and to the relationships that we have in the world...For us, this is an enormously important relationship. This relationship is growing in substance and I can see at this time of uncertainties that actually it has a greater value. It's a very steady relationship. It is a relationship where largely what we promise to each other and policies that we have remain constant and predictable. So predictability today has a huge premium in global politics..."

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