Lilley: Is Carney Ready to Surrender Canada's Auto Industry?
The auto industry feels left out as the Prime Minister talks deal for steel, aluminum, and energy after leaving a Trump meeting at the White House.
The Prime Minister and his team push for a deal on steel and aluminum, while leaving the auto industry feeling like they've been left out in the cold.
It seemed like a nice meeting, albeit with few tangible results, when Mark Carney met with Donald Trump at the White House last Tuesday.
Carney discussed reviving the Keystone XL pipeline and raised the issue of critical minerals with the American President, but the auto industry is feeling concerned and left out.
Author's summary: Carney's meeting with Trump may overhaul Canada's economy.
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