Canada will be ‘stronger, more resilient, more independent’ after US trade war: Carney

File photo: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney (Picture credit: AP) Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Tuesday that Canada intends to emerge from its trade war with the United States as a more resilient and independent economy, while stressing that future cooperation with Washington must be based on respect for both countries’ sovereignty.“And to our American friends, let me say this. We will always be neighbours,” Carney told hundreds of global investors gathered in Toronto for the Canada Investment Summit.“But we are at our best when we are true partners that respect each other's traditions and sovereignty,” he said, adding that when opportunities for closer cooperation return, “Canada will be an even better partner, stronger, more resilient, more independent.”Carney did not name US President Donald Trump in the speech but criticised what he described as an increasingly transactional and zero-sum approach to international economic relations.“Our reputation — as a reliable, predictable partner — has rarely been more valuable in a world where transactions are replacing relationships, and zero-sum is favoured over win-win,” he said.Canada seeks to attract private investmentCa...