In an exclusive interview with the BBC, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau discussed his proposed strategy for addressing challenges posed by former U.S. President Donald Trump, particularly with regard to bilateral relations and global cooperation.
Trudeau emphasized the need for Canada to maintain open and pragmatic dialogues with American leadership, regardless of political shifts in Washington. He confirmed that while he often disagreed with Trump’s rhetoric and policies, maintaining a steady, constructive relationship with the United States remained a critical priority for Canada.
The Prime Minister also highlighted concerns over protectionist trade stances, misinformation, and the weakening of democratic norms that emerged during Trump’s tenure. He underscored Canada’s commitment to multilateralism and evidence-based decision making, contrasting this with the often unpredictable style of Trump-era governance.
Trudeau concluded by reaffirming Canada’s intent to continue advocating for democratic values, environmental responsibility, and inclusive economies, while diplomatically navigating any future interactions with Trump or his political allies.
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