Canada won't apologize to Trump for 'standing up for Canadian workers,' says LeBlanc
Canada won't apologize to Trump for 'standing up for Canadian workers,' says LeBlanc
Asked about U.S. President Donald Trump saying he expects Canada to say 'we're sorry, sir' within a few weeks and attempt to reach a trade deal, Minister for Canada-U.S. Trade Dominic LeBlanc says Canada will return to negotiations only if the prime minister decides a deal is possible that protects Canadian sovereignty and would be in Canada's 'economic interest.'
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