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Why Canada Is Moving Closer to the European Union, and How It Is Doing It
Mark Carney is weighing a unique alliance with Brussels that could expand access for Canadian workers, goods and services, officials said.
- Prime Minister Mark Carney is pursuing a sweeping economic partnership with the European Union, discussing a "unique alliance" with Brussels to deepen security and economic ties across the Atlantic.
- This pivot comes as trade relations with the United States have deteriorated sharply following Donald Trump's return to the White House. Canada is increasingly looking toward Europe to reduce dependence on its southern neighbor.
- Discussions reportedly include enhanced labour mobility, educational opportunities, and research cooperation. Officials are exploring "associate membership" possibilities, potentially allowing Canadians to live and work in Europe.
- Carney told reporters Sunday that Canada is not seeking European Union membership, clarifying expectations before the EU-Canada summit set for October 29 and 30 in Canada.
- Middle powers are forging tighter ties to counter coercion by great powers, a vision Carney outlined at the World Economic Forum in Davos earlier this year. This realignment aims to build resilience against supply chain disruptions.
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