Trade rather than Parliament drove Canada’s North American agenda this week, as the federal government leaned into external engagement while the House remained dark. A flurry of international travel and announcements from the Prime Minister underscored Ottawa’s twin-track approach: maintaining credibility with Washington while visibly building options beyond the U.S. market. For trade officials, the message was less about immediate outcomes and more about positioning Canada ahead of a demanding stretch of trilateral negotiations.
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