U.S. President Donald Trump says Canada and the United States have “the concept of a very good deal.” Speaking to reporters in Iowa on Sunday, Trump said the countries were “very close” to reaching a trade deal.

The fresh timeline emerged at the end of a two-day Canada-EU summit in Montreal, where Carney, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President António Costa launched an "Alliance for the Future" aimed at expanding economic, technological and security cooperation.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Wednesday that U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs have driven up costs for American families and upended a decades-old trade relationship

The prime minister sat for an interview with POLITICO's Nick Taylor-Vaisey and Zoya Sheftalovich.

Canada and the EU may be terrific friends with many shared interests and values but the fact remains that the most urgent issues for each are not the same

The Trump administration canceled some tariffs on Canada, according to GOP Sen. Susan Collins.

Fresh off the landmark summit, Carney sat down with POLITICO to discuss a range of topics from how the new alliance with Europe would respond to threats posed by rapidly advancing AI technology to whether he’ll be making a cameo in the next season of “Heated Rivalry.”