Mark Carney sworn in as Canada's prime minister as Justin Trudeau steps down
- Mark Carney has been sworn in as Canada's Prime Minister following Justin Trudeau's resignation, marking his unusual ascent with no political experience in parliament.
- Carney aims to tackle climate change and economic issues, promising a focus on investment-led solutions like green technology.
- He faces an upcoming election against the Conservative Party, and has emphasized a need for unity among Canadians, stating, 'These are dark days... We need to pull together in the tough days ahead'.
- In his acceptance speech, Carney emphasized the need to defend Canadian sovereignty against U.S. economic pressures, saying, 'The Americans want our resources, our water, our land, our country.
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OTTAWA, Ontario — It was not even three months ago when it seemed like Canadians couldn’t wait for an end to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s nearly decade-long stint as their leader. On Jan. 6, he announced his intention to step down, with polls showing most Canadians deeply unhappy with the state of their country.
Mark Carney sworn in as Canada's Prime Minister - Khaama Press
Mark Carney, the former Governor of the Bank of Canada, took an oath of loyalty as the country’s new Prime Minister, stepping into leadership without significant prior political experience. He plans to travel to London and Paris next week to strengthen Canada’s relations with Europe. Carney took the oath on Friday, March 14, in the presence of Mary Simon, the Governor General of Canada. He now faces the challenge of addressing tariffs imposed by…
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