US Trade Rep Greer: Trump Satisfied With Current Trade Stance on Canada

Greer's framing shifts the pressure onto Canada by pairing stated satisfaction with an explicit absence of urgency, while the Mexico talks signal where Washington's attention currently sits. That asymmetry matters for cross-border supply chains and for sectors that depend on predictable North American trade terms, since a stalled file raises the cost of planning without any formal rupture. Whether Ottawa can convert Canadian appetite for a deal into movement in Washington is the open question, and whether the Mexico track produces terms that later set the template for Canada is worth watching.