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Cabinet Convenes Urgently to Address Trade War Ahead of Parliament
URGENT UPDATE: Prime Minister Mark Carney’s cabinet is currently convening in Toronto for a crucial two-day planning forum, focusing on escalating trade tensions with the United States. The meeting is taking place just two weeks before the House of Commons reconvenes on September 15, 2025, and ahead of Carney’s government unveiling its first federal budget.
Today’s discussions are set to be dominated by U.S. President Donald Trump’s ongoing tariff war. Just over a week ago, cabinet officials approved a strategy to reduce Canada’s retaliatory tariffs, aligning most with U.S. measures while exempting goods covered under the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA). This strategic pivot aims to mitigate economic strain on Canadian businesses and consumers as the government braces for potential fallout from the trade dispute.
In addition to tariffs, ministers will address the upcoming review of the continental trade pact, critical for Canada’s economic stability. The review, expected to start as early as this fall, could lead to significant adjustments affecting trade relations across North America.
While trade issues take center stage, the cabinet is also set to discuss vital domestic initiatives, including bolstering Canada’s defense industry, creating more affordable housing, and tackling rising crime rates. These topics reflect the government’s commitment to addressing pressing societal needs while navigating complex international relations.
As these discussions unfold behind closed doors, it is common for ministers to make announcements that could shape the political landscape ahead of Parliament’s return. The Liberal caucus is scheduled to hold its own planning meetings in Edmonton next week, further amplifying the significance of today’s cabinet forum.
Canada’s approach to the trade war and internal challenges will be closely monitored by economic analysts and citizens alike, as the outcomes of these discussions could have profound implications for the nation’s future. Stay tuned for further updates as developments unfold from this key gathering.
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