Canada rejects US trade deal over French language concerns
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has firmly rejected a US trade proposal that would have weakened French language protections in Canada, asserting that language rights in Quebec are non-negotiable. The rejection has drawn political support domestically, though US President Donald Trump has responded dismissively on social media, threatening significant tariffs on Canadian automotive products and claiming Canada has unfairly benefited from trade.
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Mark Carney says Canada can’t accept US trade deal that would weaken French language
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has firmly rejected a US trade proposal that would have weakened French language protections in Canada, asserting that language rights in Quebec are non-negotiable. The rejection has drawn political support domestically, though US President Donald Trump has responded dismissively on social media, threatening significant tariffs on Canadian automotive products and claiming Canada has unfairly benefited from trade.
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