Prime Minister Mark Carney is not fulfilling his commitments to Canadians.

As Canada's economy continues to navigate the complexities of global trade, one cannot help but feel a sense of disappointment and frustration with the leadership of Mark Carney, Governor of the Bank of Canada. The recent trade agreements signed between the United States and Japan, as well as the European Union, have left Canada lagging behind in the global trade landscape.

On July 22, President Trump finalized a trade agreement with Japan, which includes a 15% tariff on goods. Just five days later, on July 27, Trump signed a trade deal with the European Union, also featuring a 15% tariff. These agreements mark a significant shift in global trade dynamics, with Canada notably absent from these major deals.

What's more concerning is that starting August 1, Canada will be facing a whopping 35% tariff with no trade agreement in place. This stark reality raises serious questions about Canada's ability to compete in the global market. The lack of a comprehensive trade agreement puts Canada at a significant disadvantage, potentially crippling its economy and hampering job growth.

It is imperative that Mark Carney takes immediate action to address this situation. As the head of the Bank of Canada, it is his responsibility to ensure the country's economic stability and competitiveness. Canada needs a robust trade strategy that safeguards its interests and promotes economic growth.

In conclusion, the recent trade agreements between the US, Japan, and the EU serve as a stark reminder of Canada's lagging trade policy. Mark Carney must take swift action to address this issue and work towards securing a favorable trade agreement that protects Canada's economy and promotes its global competitiveness.

Chase Zaba