TREE NEWS update: Canadian Minister for US Trade Dominic LeBlanc said on September 11 that Canada and the United States have no formal trade negotiations scheduled, though he remains in contact with US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick. LeBlanc said the escalating trade dispute remains a key issue for the government and that any agreement must respect Canadian sovereignty and serve the national interest.
Canada says no formal trade talks with US underway
The absence of formal talks, despite continued contact between LeBlanc and his US counterparts, suggests both sides are keeping channels open without committing to a negotiating track — a posture that leaves tariff and border policy risk unresolved for cross-border trade, including crypto and digital-asset firms operating in both markets. The emphasis on sovereignty signals Canada is in no rush to concede, so the open question is whether informal contact eventually converts into a formal process or the dispute simply drifts.
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