Sweeten the deal with Trump? Mélanie Joly pressed on bridge revenue split and US trade concerns @Canada-Info
Sweeten the deal with Trump? Mélanie Joly pressed on bridge revenue split and US trade concerns  @Canada-Info
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Canada is on the front lines of a potential trade war. In this press conference, Minister Mélanie Joly discusses the impact of U.S. tariffs on steel, aluminum, and the auto sector.

Reporters didn't hold back, questioning whether the government's strategy of "sweetening the deal" is actually working or if it's time for a harder stance. Watch the full exchange to see how the government plans to protect Canadian jobs and livelihoods amidst growing unpredictability from the U.S. administration.

Video link: youtu.be/ZpbYe3_TGfk
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Sweeten the deal with Trump? Mélanie Joly pressed on bridge revenue split and US trade concerns

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