TORONTO — Prime Minister Mark Carney announced wide-ranging new measures to support Canadian industries most heavily impacted by U.S. tariffs such as agriculture, steel, aluminium and autos as well as reviews of controversial Justin Trudeau-era climate policies on Friday.

Carney also announced on Friday that Canada’s zero-emission vehicle sales mandate that was set to come into effect in 2026 will be delayed for a year while the government reviews the policy.

The mandate, which would have required at least 20 per cent of new vehicles sales in 2026 to be zero-emission vehicles, has attracted concerns from auto-makers in recent months. By 2035, the mandate would have required 100 per cent of new vehicle sales to be zero-emission.

Carney said the government would launch an immediate 60-day

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