Canada Worries About Biden’s ‘Buy American’ After Keystone Blow
- Foreign minister says Biden aware of Trudeau concerns
- Canada’s economy relies on the U.S., its largest trade partner
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Canada is uneasy about President Joe Biden’s planned “Buy American” provisions and will press the case against moves that would harm the countries’ $725 billion trade relationship, according to Canada’s top diplomat.
Biden is expected to sign an executive order this week urging federal agencies to buy goods and services from U.S. companies. Marc Garneau, Canada’s foreign minister, said he expects the new administration will discuss the measures with Justin Trudeau’s government.