The U.S. trade envoy has expressed dissatisfaction with the current state of trade negotiations with Canada, asserting that Ottawa hasn’t been properly acknowledged for efforts to address trade irritants. This statement follows the U.S. administration’s decision not to extend the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (USMCA). The envoy indicated that despite some Canadian concessions, there has been limited overall progress in resolving ongoing disputes. The lack of perceived reciprocity appears to be a central issue, with the U.S. believing Canada isn’t receiving due credit for steps taken. This signals continued tension in the trade relationship between the two nations. Further negotiations are anticipated, but the current climate suggests potential challenges. The development casts a shadow over future trade talks and the overall stability of the USMCA.