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'The Worst Country to Deal With' — Trump on Canada
'The Worst Country to Deal With' — Trump on Canada
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US President Donald Trump said Canada has been the most difficult country for his administration to negotiate with, while insisting Ottawa is eager to reach a trade agreement.
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“With that being said, they're dying to make a deal,” Trump claimed.The remarks come amid a prolonged US-Canada trade dispute. Negotiations collapsed in August after Ottawa rejected Washington’s latest terms, followed by 50% US tariffs on a range of Canadian exports and retaliatory measures from Canada.Trump also said more tariffs are coming, pointing in particular to new car tariffs due January 1.
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'The Worst Country to Deal With' — Trump on Canada
10:01 14.09.2026 (Updated: 10:22 14.09.2026) US President Donald Trump said Canada has been the most difficult country for his administration to negotiate with, while insisting Ottawa is eager to reach a trade agreement.
“With that being said, they're dying to make a deal,” Trump claimed.
The remarks come amid a prolonged US-Canada trade dispute. Negotiations collapsed in August after Ottawa rejected Washington’s latest terms, followed by 50% US tariffs on a range of Canadian exports and retaliatory measures from Canada.
Trump also said more tariffs are coming, pointing in particular to new car tariffs due January 1.