US EditionPrime Minister Mark Carney hosting a meeting with Canada’s premiers today
- Prime Minister Mark Carney announced plans to introduce legislation by Canada Day to eliminate all federal internal trade barriers, enhancing Canada's economy amid tariff tensions.
- Carney and the premiers agreed to develop a national trade and energy corridor to strengthen the economy, committing to ease the movement of goods and improve labour mobility.
- Ottawa announced a contribution of up to $200 million for the Cedar LNG processing facility, which is expected to create jobs and generate significant economic growth.
- Premier Danielle Smith expressed strong opposition to the emissions cap, stating it acts like a production cap that could deter investment and jobs in Alberta.
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Alberta caught in a dark place between Trump and Carney
Alberta finds itself in a dark place between unjustified and pernicious threats of tariffs on energy trade with the U.S., and potential equally retaliatory actions from Prime Minister Mark Carney that will reduce (or eliminate) Alberta hydrocarbon production. Canada is progressing toward an extremist national climate goal of net zero, regardless of economic consequences.
Carney Promises to Remove All Federal Internal Trade Barriers by July 1
Prime Minister Mark Carney says his government would table legislation by Canada Day to remove all federal internal trade barriers as part of a plan to boost Canada’s economy amid tariff tensions. Carney made the comments on March 21 after meeting with premiers in Ottawa. It was his first meeting with the group of premiers since being sworn in as prime minister, and it came just days before he is expected to call a federal election. Carney said …
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Carney, premiers seek plan for national energy, trade corridor
OTTAWA — Canada's new prime minister and its premiers agreed Friday to pursue plans to move more energy across the country, tear down internal trade barriers and build big projects faster.
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