The ‘frustrated’ Canadians with Trump’s rates, talk about annexation, says the ambassador

Canadians feel “frustrated” with the United States about the president Donald Trump’s Talking about annexing the country along with its tariffs on Canadian goods, the Canadian ambassador to the United States Kirsten Hillman said Sunday.

Hillman detailed the frustration that Canadians are feeling With his neighbor during an appearance in “Face the Nation” by CBS, saying that his citizens “don’t really appreciate it.”

“They are frustrating a bit with that kind of rhetoric,” said Hillman, referring to Trump’s conversation to make Canada the state 51. “But most importantly, Canadians are frustrated with our neighbors.”

“The Canadians feel under attack, under an economic attack,” Hillman said on Trump’s rates. “And that is causing some safe challenges throughout Canadian society.”

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President Donald Trump pumps his fist before leaving in Marine One of the White House Southn on Friday, March 7, 2025 in Washington. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

United States began to impose a 25% of goods on goods From Canada and Mexico on Tuesday, and an additional 10% tax on Chinese imports, since Trump seeks to reduce drug trafficking and illegal immigration.

For Thursday, Trump suspended 25% rates In most of the assets of Canada and Mexico, covered by the Us-Mexicocanada (USMCA) agreement for a month.

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Trump’s rates again and out again when Canada chose a new leader who happens to the prime minister Justin Trudeauwhich has recently had a controversial relationship with Trump.

The Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, will resign as leader of the country after almost 10 years. (AP/Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press, Archive)

Hillman said the new Canadian leader “will prioritize trying to have a good, healthy and productive relationship” with Trump.

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“I’m sure that will be possible,” he said. “Relationships go both ways, but I know that, on our side, it will be a priority.”