Overview
- Canada will lift retaliatory duties on CUSMA‑covered U.S. goods while keeping tariffs on steel, aluminum and autos in place.
- In Kyiv, Carney announced $2 billion in military aid, with over $1 billion to procure U.S.-made equipment plus funding for drones, electronic warfare and joint ventures.
- In Warsaw, Canada and Poland agreed to a strategic partnership spanning defence, trade and energy, with annual meetings and Canada designated lead nation for a major defence expo next year.
- Carney met Canadian trainers under Operation Unifier in Poland and left open the possibility of future troop roles tied to a Ukraine security guarantee, with no specifics yet.
- The tour moved to Berlin to deepen trade and defence links with Germany as Ottawa pursues closer European ties and works toward NATO’s 2% spending benchmark.