From trade to immigration – what does anti-Trump Canadian PM Mark Carney mean for India - ‘shared democratic values’
- Mark Carney became Canada’s Prime Minister on March 14, 2025, after winning the federal election and leading the Liberal Party to victory.
- His rise follows strained India-Canada ties under Justin Trudeau, worsened by allegations linking Indian agents to the June 2023 killing of Sikh separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
- Carney has expressed the importance of rebuilding relations with India through mutual respect, emphasizing trade diversification with like-minded countries and acknowledging existing strains not caused by Canada.
- India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi and officials have welcomed Carney’s leadership, calling for strengthened partnerships based on shared democratic values and signaling readiness to restore diplomatic engagement.
- This political shift suggests a potential reset of bilateral ties, including resumed trade talks and improved people-to-people connections benefiting immigration and skilled workforce policies.
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PM Modi congratulates Carney on election victory; signals possible reset in ties with Canada
Prime Minister’s reference to India and Canada sharing “democratic values” with “commitment to rule of law” paints a picture of political hopes for positive bilateral relations, after two years of tensions following allegations in Nijjar killing case.
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The India-Canada relations have been strained in recent years, especially under the leadership of former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who resigned in January, paving the way for Mark Carney
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What Mark Carney And Liberals' Victory Means For India-Canada Relationship
Mark Carney and the Liberal Party's victory in the Canadian federal elections has set in motion a potential reset of one of the country's most strained international relationships: with India.
·New Delhi, India
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