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- Prime Minister Mark Carney seeks deeper Canada-EU ties amid a U.S. trade war.
- Opposition leader Pierre Poilievre says Canada will never become the EU’s 28th state and opposes EU taxes and immigration.
- European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen wants Canada to become the EU’s first associate member.
- Carney welcomed the proposal but said details remain undetermined.
- He said the House of Commons will debate and vote on the partnership.
