Canada Seeks Resilience Amid US Tariff Storm

Just days before Mark Carney fills a Toronto ballroom with top investors at the first Canada Investment Summit, the pitch is tougher than it was before trade talks with the U.S. broke off.

The Prime Minister said, “we got attacked.”

Carney was right not to fold on the tariffs, which have put pressure on the Canadian economy.

The summit, scheduled for Sept. 14 and 15, is an opportunity for Canada to build a strong economy that isn't dependent on trade with the U.S.