Former Vice Prime Minister Canadian Prime Minister Crystay Freeland calls Donald Trump on Tuesday to determine the threat of tariffs from the table, and the United States has a Canada energy to achieve artificial intelligence. He claimed that he would need it.
On Monday, Trump has reached an agreement with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and paused a 25 % tariff on the product and 10 % of the energy resources imported from Canada. The stop will be valid for at least 30 days, as the discussion between Washington and Otowa continues.
Freeland, a liberal leader and running to replace the todoro as the Prime Minister, accuses the tariff as the “the most stupid trade war in history” and reflects the editor of the Wall Street Journal. She said that if oil, gas, and electricity were excluded, the trade relationships in Canada in the United States were almost balanced. The tariff threats need to be “surely out of the table.” “
“I'm really lucky that Canada is a country that sells oil, gas and electricity,” said Freeland on Tuesday to CNBC's Squawk on the Street. “We are a much more reliable supplier than Venezuela, especially in the case of AI, only increases the need for American energy.”
Freeland negotiated a trade agreement between the United States and Canada during Trump's first term. She resigned in December of the Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister of Finance in December, and in January to resign as the Prime Minister and the leader.
Freeland said that the United States should be grateful that Canada is a “great partner” that will help you deliver the energy you need to control in AI space.
Many U.S. utility and power companies hope that the power consumption will increase significantly as many data centers are built to support AI. However, with the advent of AI model DeepSeek in China, investors are questioning whether the estimates are expanding.
Trump states that it has increased energy production to prioritize AI, and has recently used emergency authorities to promote the construction of data center power plants.
