US EditionPrime Minister Mark Carney marches in Montreal's St. Patrick's Day parade celebration
- Prime Minister Mark Carney marched in Montreal's St. Patrick's Day parade for its 200th anniversary, celebrating with thousands of attendees.
- Carney, celebrating his 60th birthday, was greeted by the crowd along the parade route.
- The parade, organized by the United Irish Societies of Montreal, included nearly 120 groups and 3,000 expected participants.
- A separate parade also occurred in Toronto, featuring live entertainment and local dignitaries.
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A St. Patrick's Day soaker
Periods of heavy rain will be around through this morning and then taper to lighter rain for the afternoon and finally wind down as showers and drizzle this evening. Temperatures will hold fairly steady in the mid and upper 50s until a cold front works its way to the east coast this evening. Clouds and temperatures in the upper 30s to near 40 will start our Tuesday morning off, but the sky will clear into the afternoon with highs reaching the lo…
Prime Minister of Canada Mark Carney participates in the St. Patrick's March in Montreal before meeting with the Premier of Quebec.
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Prime minister among those marking Montreal's St. Patrick's parade 200th anniversary
MONTREAL — The streets of downtown Montreal turned green like clockwork on Sunday as its annual St. Patrick's Day parade celebrated its 200th anniversary with the country's new prime minister present. Mark Carney marched in Montreal's St.
Prime Minister Mark Carney marches in Montreal's 200th St. Patrick's Day parade
Carney, who was sworn in as prime minister on Friday, was joined by several Quebec-based cabinet ministers as he shook hands and waved to thousands gathered along the drizzly parade route in the downtown core.
The new Prime Minister took the opportunity to take a crowd bath with the few thousand present
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