Carney Says 'Momentum Reversed' on US Trade Talks

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada wants the best trade deal with the United States, not a deal at any price or on any timeframe. He says progress was made in recent weeks but momentum reversed and Canada could not accept the US offer or meet US demands. Carney says Canada will focus on building at home and diversifying trade abroad, while expecting challenges ahead. - Carney says the goal in US trade talks is the best deal for Canadians. - He says progress was made in recent weeks but momentum then reversed. - Canada could not accept the US offer or give what the US asked. - He frames the response as standing up for Canadian values and focusing on what Canada can control. - Carney says the plan is a stronger Quebec and stronger Canada through building at home and diversifying trade abroad. - He adds the road ahead will have challenges but Canada is ready to meet them.