Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said that if the terms are not in Canada's best interest, he will not rush to reach a trade agreement with the US; at the same time, he predicted that even after the US midterm elections are over, Canada will still be Trump's target. Carney revealed that even if he had to wait until the White House was replaced by a new president, he wouldn't sign a deal he thought was bad. “Canada and the US can reach an agreement, and we can move forward quickly. But if the agreement is not in Canada's interest, we won't sign a contract to sign it,” he told the media in an interview published on Friday. When asked if that meant he was willing to wait until the next US administration came to power, Carney replied, “Yes, if the situation requires it.”

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