Foreign Minister Mélanie Joly

Canadian Foreign Minister Mélanie Joly said that the US President of Canada could win the trade war evaluated by US President Donald Trump.

“We are the largest customer in the United States,” said Joly BBC’s World Service Weekend program. “We buy more than Americans than in China, Japan, England and France.”

Joly, tariffs and growing prices are a priority for Canadians, and the electorate is prioritent for Canadians as the prime minister is preparing to elect a new prime minister in this year, he said.

The US President applied 25% tariffs from Canada to steel and aluminum imports. Trump, on April 2, also promised to introduce the variety of “mutual” tariffs.

Joly, US and Canadian economies are so mixed with each other, “We have the most arm in the world,” he said.

He noted that only the Canadians who feel the pain from tariffs are more than “hard-working Americans”.

However, Joly said that the most successful Americans called for an end to the trade war.

“We think that the only ones who can help us win this war … Americans themselves will be able to send a message to MPs,” he said.

“We can win the hearts and minds of Americans, as the result is at risk because of those who pay for this, both the American and Canadian.

Trump, on April 2, to use Canada and other countries around the world, and other countries on April 2 promised to call these tariffs.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney promised to use Trump’s tariff threats when it comes to fruit.

There will be a week long and forth among North America countries.

The frustration on the Trade War has led to some Canadians to protest.

On Saturday, Canadians in Toronto protest against tariffs “elbows”.

In the testimony used in hockey in hockey, the hockey used to defend itself or argument, in Canada is sold as a slogan in the fight against US tariffs, and Trump’s desire to do the 51st situation in Canada.

In an interview with the BBC World Service Weekend, Joly was also asked about the approaching federal elections. Reports suggested that Prime Minister Carney could Call for Snap option soon.

The Liberal Party said that the Canadians are “very soul” to make sure that the “Aydin Mandate” party is given to deal with the threat of Trumps and tariffs.

Joly said that they are “careful” to what happened in the White House, and said they are looking for a prime minister who is “strong values”.

The race will probably be the choice between Carney and Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre.

Tariffs are part of Trump’s total economic vision.

He says tariffs will maintain the production and work of the United States, grow and grow the tax revenues and domestic economy.

He also wants to restore the American trade balance with its foreign partners – to reduce the gap between the importance and exports of the United States.

However, he refused to rule out a recession as a result of the results of his trade policy, which fell sharply a few days before the metal tariffs into force.

US Trading Secretary Howard Lutnick said that the tariffs are then “worth” if the economic crisis is caused by the economic crisis.

Trump tariffs first targeted the goods from China, Mexico and Canada.

These were more than 40% of imports in 2024.

However, Trump blamed three countries because the flow of migrants and the most merchant drugs included in the United States.

Three countries denied the charges.