Foreign affairs minister Mélanie Joly

Foreign Minister Mélanie Jolly in Canada told the BBC that Canada could win the trade war triggered by a series of tariffs commanded by US President Donald Trump.

Jolly told the BBC’s World Service Weekend program, “We are the largest customers in the United States.” “We buy more from Americans than in China, Japan, the United Kingdom and France.”

Jolly said Canadian’s tariffs and prices are prioritized as voters have prepared a poll to elect new prime ministers later this year.

The US president imposed 25%tariffs on steel and aluminum imports in Canada. Trump also vowed to force a variety of “mutual” tariffs on April 2.

Jolly said, “There are the most leverage in the world in connection with the United States and the economy.”

She pointed out that Canadians are “hard -working Americans”, not to feel the pain of tariffs.

But Jolly said it could be the most successful American in calling for the end of the trade war.

“We ultimately think that the only people who can help us win the war in this war are Americans because they can send messages to members of the National Assembly,” the BBC said.

“We can get the hearts and thoughts of Americans, ultimately they pointed out that jobs in the United States and Canada are in danger because of tariffs because they are people who pay.

The trade war is expected to be at the forefront of the Canadian mind when heading for the first federal election in almost 10 years.

According to the report, Carnival can be done. Please ask for a snap election On Sunday. This election is expected to be held on April 28.

And conservative leader Pierre PoilIvre, not only liberals on US tariffs, is also participating in the trade war. He claimed to be the best equipment for Trump.

PoilIvre said earlier this week, “There is no reason to do this for these good people.” “Stop tariffs and prevent confusion.”

Trump vowed to impose additional Canada and other countries around the world on April 2.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney promised to impose mutual tariffs if Trump’s tariff threats are realized.

It will give birth to the head for several weeks among North American countries.

Due to the frustration of the trade war, some Canadians have begun to protest.

In Toronto on Saturday, Canadians are holding a “elbow” protest to oppose President Trump’s desire to make Canada a 51 states in the United States and ongoing trade wars.

The phrase, used to describe the defense or counterattack of himself in the hockey, has been changed by Canadian protesters.

In the BBC World Service Weekend Interview, Jolly was asked about the upcoming federal election.

She said that the Liberal Party is “very keen” to allow the Liberal Party to give a “clear duty” to the parties to deal with the threat of Trump and tariffs.

Jolly said that Canadians were “preoccupied” when they happened in the White House. They said they are looking for a prime minister with a strong value.

This race will probably lead to a choice between Carney and conservative leader Pierre PoilIevre.

Duty is the center of Trump’s overall economic vision.

He said that tariffs will increase US manufacturing, protect jobs, increase tax revenues, and grow in Korea.

He also wants to restore the US trade balance with foreign partners. It reduces the gap between how many imports the United States exports to individual countries.

But as a result of the trade policy, he refused to exclude the prospects of the economic downturn and drastically reduced shares the day before the metal tariff came into force.

Howard Rootnik, US Secretary of State, said, “It is worth it,” he said.

Trump’s tariffs were initially aimed at China, Mexico and Canada.

They accounted for more than 40% of their income to the United States in 2024.

Trump, however, accused the three countries that it was not enough to end the flow of immigrants and illegal drugs such as Pentanil.

All three countries refused to accuse.