Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that trade talks with the US will resume "when it matters," dismissing questions about his recent communication with President Donald Trump after previous talks were derailed by an anti-tariff advertisement.

• Carney suggested talks with Trump could take place "probably in the next two weeks."
• The previous talks were disrupted due to an Ontario anti-tariff ad that featured Ronald Reagan, which Trump interpreted as an attack on his policies.
• The US has imposed a 35% levy on Canadian goods, with specific levies of 50% on metals and 25% on automobiles, despite Canada being a major trading partner and the only G7 nation without a trade deal with the US.