Canada's Carney makes statement by choosing Europe, not US, for first foreign trip

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : says he "looks forward" to speaking with President Trump.
41% : Canada says too little, too late as Trump flip-flops on tariffsOn Friday, in Ottawa's icy cold weather, Carney struck a warmer tone, highlighting how he and Trump share a background in business, including real estate."The
39% : Not only is Canada being targeted, like Europe, by a raft of swingeing US tariffs, but Donald Trump is making it clear he wants to take over his northern neighbour."We
32% : appreciate all the symbolic gestures but we need more public backing," a Canadian official told me in a voice which underlined the nervous disbelief shared by most Canadians – Trump is not joking when he calls Canada the United States's "51st state".

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