
Mark Carney speaks to Canadians after the end of talks with the United States
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Mark Carney spoke to Canadians on Saturday morning.
He ordered the stop of discussions with the United States.
This decision comes after new tariffs from Donald Trump.
The American president's tariffs are difficult for the Canadian economy.
Carney said that Canada must protect its workers.
Canadian negotiators are no longer going to Washington for the moment.
The situation between the two countries is very tense now.
The prime minister wants to find a fair solution for everyone.
Many Canadians are worried about the future of trade.
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