OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney said it is “possible” that negotiations for a new economic and security agreement with the United States will not conclude by Aug. 1, but political observers say Canadian negotiators should take the time they need to get to the best deal.

“We have not yet reached that deal. Negotiations will continue until we do,” Carney told reporters after a cabinet meeting.{ai:summary}Prime Minister Mark Carney acknowledged that negotiations for a new economic and security agreement with the U.S. may not wrap up by the August 1 deadline. Analysts suggest that Canadian negotiators should prioritize securing the most favorable terms over meeting the timeline. #economy

Carney concedes U.S trade deal may not happen before Aug. 1 deadline

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