Sources: US-Canada Trade Agreement May Be Reached Before Next Week's G7 Summit
According to the Toronto Sun, the US-Canada trade agreement could be reached at any time next week following a speech by Pete Hoekstra, the new ambassador sent to Canada by Trump.
In his speech, Pete Hoekstra stated, "I am optimistic about the current (US-Canada) relationship, and I am even more optimistic about where I think this relationship is headed." Although he did not elaborate on specific details, his words sparked enthusiasm among the audience.
A source commented, "The agreement could be reached before the G7 summit on June 15, perhaps as early as next week." Other Canadian sources said, "After Pete Hoekstra's speech, Ottawa knows what they need to do," "The next 48 to 72 hours will be crucial," "Carney's team aims to reach an agreement before the G7 summit."
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