‘I Did Apologize': Canada’s Carney To Trump Over Reagan Ad After Tariff Uproar Hits Ottawa | Watch

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed he personally apologized to Donald Trump over Ontario’s anti-tariff ad during their meeting in Gyeongju, South Korea. Speaking to reporters, Carney emphasized his responsibility for managing relations with Washington, acknowledging both “the good and the bad” in diplomacy. He described the private dinner with Trump as “very cordial,” noting that they discussed the issue directly. The exchange highlights ongoing efforts to stabilize Canada–US relations amid trade tensions and domestic political debates.