Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that Canada must adapt to a new reality

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2025-09-08 13:41 Last Edit: 2025-09-08 13:45 by BOSMANBUSINESSWORLD
In a significant announcement, Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that Canada must adapt to a new reality where it can no longer rely on the United States as it once did. Speaking in St. John's, Carney revealed that the government will allocate $80 million from the newly established $1 billion regional tariff response fund to support small and medium-sized businesses in Atlantic Canada. This investment aims to enable these businesses to not only withstand challenges but to thrive in an increasingly complex economic landscape.
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According to Carney, Canada's economic future is intricately linked to the shifting trading relationships between the United States and other nations. The Prime Minister emphasized the importance of "climate competitiveness," highlighting the need for Canada to transition towards low-carbon industries in order to maintain its competitive edge. This strategic move is expected to play a crucial role in shaping the country's economic trajectory.
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Notably, Carney pointed out that 85% of Canadian goods are not subject to U.S. tariffs, which raises questions about the narrative surrounding trade tensions. This revelation suggests that the previous "Elbows Up" approach may have been a calculated electoral strategy. The relatively short session of the House of Commons, which has been in session for only four weeks during the first 8.5 months of 2025, may also be attributed to this context.

When queried about the funding for these initiatives, Carney framed them as essential investments in Canada's future. He assured that the government will prioritize reducing waste and improving efficiency to ensure the effective allocation of resources. By adopting this approach, the government aims to strike a balance between supporting businesses and maintaining fiscal responsibility. As Canada navigates this new era of economic uncertainty, the Prime Minister's announcement underscores the need for proactive measures to ensure the country's long-term prosperity.
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