09/10/2026
Trump is now retaliating against Carney’s tariffs by banning Canadian alcohol and other products.
Meanwhile, CBC panellists are warning that mounting job losses could soon have Canadians questioning Carney’s entire strategy and losing confidence in the man promoted for his résumé and ability to deal with Donald Trump.
Many Canadians in their 50s, 60s and 70s shifted their support late in the election campaign because they believed Carney was the person best equipped to negotiate with the United States.
Carney campaigned on his ability to negotiate a new relationship with the United States and promised to begin talks immediately after the election. Then, in June 2025, Carney and Trump set a 30-day target for reaching a new economic and security agreement.
More than a year later, Canada still has no deal with its largest trading partner. Jobs are being lost and the dispute continues to escalate.
Was supporting Carney the right decision? Are those voters now ready to change course and elect someone new to secure a deal and protect Canadian jobs?
Or are you still convinced Carney can deliver?