Prime Minister Mark Carney will have to navigate a delicate balance during his first in-person meeting with U-S President Donald Trump Tuesday morning.
Carney says the meeting will mark the beginning of a larger economic and security agreement between Canada and the United States.
Since returning to the White House, Trump has repeated a list of complaints about Canada and says that it would be better off as a U-S state.
The vice-president at the Canadian Global Affairs Institute says there are signals Trump will treat Carney differently than former prime minister Justin Trudeau.
