Canada says it is evaluating “all options” after U.S. President Donald Trump plans to impose new 50% tariffs on many Canadian goods within 30 days, according to reports from Canada and international outlets. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says the government’s first objective is to reach a comprehensive agreement with the United States. Carney also indicates that he and Trump have agreed to intensify discussions in the coming weeks on a possible deal, though he does not suggest he would travel to Washington for talks. While the reports focus on the immediate tariff threat and Canada’s negotiating posture, they also underscore the timeline for the proposed U.S. action and Canada’s intent to pursue an agreement. The outlets agree that Carney’s comments signal both continued diplomatic engagement and preparedness for further responses if negotiations do not produce an outcome.