Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says 'old relationship' with US 'is over' amid tension over Trump tariffs

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney connected Thursday said the "old relationship" with the United States "is over" portion vowing to prosecute successful a renegotiation implicit a commercialized agreement. 

Carney, 60, who won the Liberal enactment this period with 86% of the ballot aft erstwhile Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stood down, was speaking successful Ottawa aft gathering the nation’s provincial premiers erstwhile helium spoke astir President Donald Trump's caller tariffs. 

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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks with the media connected Parliament Hill aft a gathering of the Cabinet Committee connected Canada-U.S. relations and nationalist information successful Ottawa connected Thursday. (Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press via AP)

"The aged narration we had with the United States, based connected deepening integration of our economies and choky information and subject cooperations, is over," helium told reporters. "The clip volition travel for a wide renegotiation of our information and commercialized relationship."

Carney's remarks didn't specify the aboriginal of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), which was renegotiated during Trump's archetypal word successful office.

Carney said what the U.S. volition bash adjacent "is unclear." 

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President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney (Getty Images)

"What is wide is that we arsenic Canadians person agency. We person power. We are masters successful our ain home," helium said. "We power our destiny. We tin springiness ourselves overmuch much than immoderate overseas government, including the United States, tin ever instrumentality away."

Trump's tariffs and remarks astir making Canada the 51st authorities person unsettled Canadian leaders and upset galore Canadians. 

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On Wednesday, Trump said that helium would enforce a 25% tariff connected imports of foreign-made cars, a determination intended to boost the U.S. car industry. He paused the tariffs connected goods covered by the USMCA.