Canada

Also in the joint package, Ottawa is easing greenhouse gas regulations as U.S. tariffs pressure Canada's automotive sector.

Canada's emissions standards are now set to flatline until 2030 — maintaining 2026 levels for new light-duty vehicles through the 2029 model year. Annual increases are set to resume in the 2030 model year.

Ottawa initially proposed increasing emissions standards from 2026 through 2035 to reach its goal of 75 per cent EV sales by 2035.

This change comes after the Trump administration made similar changes on Monday.

"An integrated North American auto sector will be stronger, more competitive and provide better jobs for our workers," Carney said. "But we recognize these are not the objectives of the current U.S. administration. Their approach has changed, and so must ours."

Not what we want to hear from our leadership.

If an industry is essential and cannot exist without frequent government intervention, it should be nationalized and run as a public entity.