Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
With the tariff deadline looming and Canada and the United States still far apart, Jim and Iain examine what happens if Mark Carney delivers a weak trade agreement.
Would Canadians hold the government accountable, or would political supporters and the media simply find ways to justify the deal? They argue that Carney appears unusually insulated from the normal political consequences of failure.
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With the tariff deadline looming and Canada and the United States still far apart, Jim and Iain examine what happens if Mark Carney delivers a weak trade agreement.
Would Canadians hold the government accountable, or would political supporters and the media simply find ways to justify the deal? They argue that Carney appears unusually insulated from the normal political consequences of failure.
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