Carney is doing a great job. Carney has a home in the United States and his wife and kids live there.

So is Carney open to making Canada weaker? Or was he just lying before?

Canada's Mr "elbows up" Carney, goes "bent knee" to USA's Donald Trump.

Mark Carney wants to have his cake and eat it too, taking credit for the positive effects of high gas prices while blaming the negative effects on others.
You can't have it both ways!

Carney and his wife met Ex President Barrack Obama in Ottawa.

Someone needs to tell Carney he's meeting with the wrong president. This guy is not the one that can sign a trade deal with him. That president dislikes this one. And will probably not like it at all that they're meeting. So NOTHING AT ALL is coming out of this meeting.

After one year in office, Mark Carney has signed a whole ZERO trade deals.
When will the Elbows Up crowd realize they've been scammed?

Mark Carney styles himself some sort of brilliant economist, but it turns out even the drama teacher ran smaller deficits than he does.

The deadline of July 1 for the mandatory joint review of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) is fast approaching.

Following his election, CMark Carney has come under fire for failing to make a trade deal with President Trump to resolve the issue like he campaigned on during the 2025 federal election.

But does Mark Carney really want to renew the USMCA?

Evidence thus far suggests that he might not be as interested in reaching a trade agreement as he's led Canadians to believe.

We have watched Carney's USMCA approach change from promising a deal was imminent in June 2025, to saying the current agreement is the "best deal" available in September 2025, to calling our reliance on the US part of Canada's "weaknesses" in April 2026. That last claim, combined with a lack of any serious action on the negotiation front, should have every Canadian concerned. It did not go over well with the Americans at all.

On April 22, Ambassador Rick Switzer, Deputy US Trade Representative, blasted Canada's stand-offish turn. "I think Carney has made it personal," said Switzer. "I think it's political malpractice for the prime minister of Canada to pit — politically — himself against any President."

Switzer contrasted Carney's avoidance with Mexican President Sheinbaum's willingness to strike a deal with the US. "They can have a weak economy that is underperforming and not doing well, and Carney can feel superior," Switzer warned Canadians. "Or they can have an economy that participates as a partner of the US economy."

It would shock the entire world if Canada just dropped its negotiations with the US and decided to approach trade through the WTO and other global regulators. However, that would be in line with Carney's promised new world order and, as he's alluded to many times, it's unlikely that the US would be part of it. In the meantime, Carney would continue to construct bilateral agreements, while perhaps working towards a grand globalist strategy with other willing partners to try to revamp the world's multilateral institutions and bring them renewed regulatory power through patronage.

Catherine Swift is an economist and also with the Coalition of Concerned Manufacturers and Businesses of Canada about the growing disconnect between official economic narratives and what Canadians are actually experiencing.
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