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'Make your case,' U.S. ambassador to Canada says after Trump's CUSMA remarks

Canada June 11, 2026 09:03 PM
'Make your case,' U.S. ambassador to Canada says after Trump's CUSMA remarks

'Make your case,' U.S. ambassador to Canada says after Trump's CUSMA remarks

U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra, speaking a day after President Donald Trump suggested he might not renew CUSMA, urged officials in Ottawa to ‘very aggressively’ make their case to American counterparts about what Canada can do to meet U.S. needs.

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