Trump Wants a Deal With Canada — Mark Carney Just Set His Terms

Trump says he wants a deal with Canada, but Prime Minister Mark Carney isn’t rushing to shake hands. After a year of heavy tariffs, a near-signed trade deal that collapsed in August, and 50% tariffs that followed, Carney has answered with clear conditions. In this video, we break down exactly what happened the night the deal fell apart, who really holds the power in the Trump vs Canada trade war, and what Carney’s five terms mean for workers, businesses, and families on both sides of the border. You will learn why trucks, trade freedom, and French-language protections became the biggest sticking points, how Canada is building new trade partners and energy routes, and why Washington is feeling pressure from rising prices and the upcoming midterm elections. We also look at three signals to watch and three possible outcomes: a deal, a standoff, or escalation. If you want a calm, simple explanation of this tariff fight, watch until the end, subscribe, and tell us in the comments: deal, standoff, or escalation? #TrumpCanada #MarkCarney #TariffWar #CanadaUSTrade #TradeDeal #CanadaNews #USCanadaRelations #Tariffs #WorldNews #PoliticalAnalysis Trump Canada deal, Mark Carney, Carney terms, Trump Carney, Trump Canada trade war, Canada US trade deal, Canada tariffs, Trump tariffs on Canada, 50% tariffs Canada, Canada trade talks, Canada USMCA review, USMCA 2026, Canada counter tariffs, Canada US relations, Canada news today, Canada sovereignty, Carney vs Trump, Canada trade deal collapse, Canada energy exports, Canada pipeline Pacific, Ontario auto workers tariffs, Quebec French language protection, Canadian dairy tariffs, Howard Lutnick Canada, Jameson Greer Canada, US midterm elections 2026 tariffs, Canada economy 2026, trade war explained, tariff news, world news, political analysis, geopolitics, Canada prime minister, Trump news today