The Globe and Mail reports in its Monday edition that Prime Minister Mark Carney says he does not expect to be talking with President Donald Trump about trade issues between Canada and the United States during the G7 summit in France. The Globe's Ian Bailey writes that both leaders will be at the meeting in the town of Evian, which runs from Monday to Wednesday. During a news conference in County Mayo, Ireland, on Sunday, Mr. Carney said he expects the principal talks on the issue will continue between key people in the teams now working on the file. On the Canadian side, that would be Canada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc and Janice Charette, the chief trade negotiator to the United States. "The right way to do it at this stage will be between the principal negotiators," said Mr. Carney, on a visit to Ireland that included talks with Micheal Martin, the country's leader or Taoiseach. The Prime Minister said he expects the G7 meeting to have a heavy geopolitical element to it, given the conflict in the Middle East as well as in Ukraine and other issues. Mr. Carney's remarks come as trade talks are escalating between Canada, the U.S. and Mexico ahead of the July 1 review date for the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement.