Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney have maintained regular contact through phone calls, G7 discussions, and at least one Oval Office meeting amid ongoing US-Canada trade negotiations. Recent weeks saw sharp escalation, with the collapse of talks leading to new US tariffs on Canadian goods and Canadian retaliation threats, followed by announcements of a tentative deal and partial pauses. These bilateral economic pressures, alongside broader issues like NATO defense spending and energy policy, keep high-level engagement likely. No formal bilateral meeting is currently scheduled, though traders monitor statements from both leaders and any announcements tied to trade deadlines or summits for signals of another encounter.