Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney used a speech in New York to call for deeper economic cooperation with the United States in key sectors including aluminum, automotive manufacturing, energy, and critical minerals. Carney highlighted Canada’s role as a reliable supplier of resources such as potash, nickel, copper, and uranium, while emphasizing the benefits of integrated North American supply chains. His remarks come as trade discussions continue around the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement and ongoing U.S. tariffs on Canadian products. Carney said closer Canada-U.S. collaboration would strengthen regional competitiveness and help both countries compete globally.
