Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau held a three-hour meeting with President-elect Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago, addressing pressing issues such as trade tariffs, border security, the drug crisis, and future G7 meetings. Trump emphasized the U.S.'s intention to tackle the fentanyl crisis and reiterated threats of tariffs on Canadian imports. Trudeau acknowledged the importance of cooperation on various topics while signaling readiness for potential retaliatory measures against U.S. tariff proposals. Both leaders left the meeting with positive remarks, focusing on a constructive relationship moving forward.