A top White House trade adviser has sharply criticized Canada for allegedly reneging on recent trade negotiations with the U.S., accusing the country of acting in bad faith during ongoing tensions. The remarks came amid a reported escalation in tariffs and countermeasures between the two nations, with the official warning of deceptive behavior in diplomatic engagements. The comments reflect deepening frustration over stalled talks, where both sides have accused each other of undermining progress. Analysts suggest the rhetoric could further strain relations as economic pressures mount.


White House trade adviser Peter Navarro tore into Canada on Friday over the escalating trade war with the U.S., accusing the longtime ally of negotiating in bad faith after backing out of last week’s talks. “They will stab you in the back,” Navarro said during an appearance on NewsNation's "The Hill," while discussing the tit-for-tat...