Canada’s prime minister has emphasized that strengthening economic and political bonds with Europe will benefit both regions amid growing uncertainty tied to U.S. policy shifts. In an interview with the Financial Times, the leader framed closer collaboration as a way to enhance stability and shared prosperity. The comments reflect broader efforts to reduce dependence on a single major trading partner amid evolving global trade dynamics. Analysts suggest such moves could reshape North America’s economic strategy in the long term.
Canada’s prime minister tells FT deeper ties with Europe will make both sides ‘more resilient’ amid Trump turmoil
