US EditionThe improbable triumph of Canada’s Mark Carney
- Mark Carney led Canada’s Liberal Party to a fourth consecutive term on April 29, 2025, securing a minority government in Ottawa, Ontario.
- The election followed months of uncertainty, shaped significantly by US President Donald Trump’s tariffs and threats against Canadian sovereignty.
- Carney, a former central banker, pledged to diversify Canada’s economy, expand trade with Asia and Europe, and reduce dependence on the US amid rising tensions.
- He declared in his victory speech, "the US will never break us," while promising to govern for all Canadians and manage a fractured minority parliament.
- Carney faces a challenging path at home and abroad, including hosting the June G7 summit where he must rally allies amid ongoing US belligerence.
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19 Articles
Trump Is Now Sandwiched Between Two Climate Leaders
Mark Carney was elected to a full term as Canada’s prime minister Monday with a campaign agenda focused squarely on pushing back on attacks from his counterpart to the South, President Donald Trump. Insofar as climate was a factor on the campaign trail, it was mainly about Carney ditching a key part of his predecessor’s signature carbon tax. But just by virtue of his resume as a leading voice on climate and finance he becomes a climate prime min…
Morano on The First TV: Canada’s New Leader Is WORSE Than Justin Trudeau
Broadcast April 29, 2025 – https://www.thefirsttv.com/watch/canadas-new-leader-is-worse-than-justin-trudeau/ Canada has a new prime minister. Marc Morano tells Jesse Kelly whether Mark Carney is worse than Justin Trudeau. Plus, more on the global elites.
Who is Mark Carney, the impassive man chosen by Canada who will not kneel before the US: "Trump will not break us"
The man chosen to take the witness of Canada’s prime minister, Justin Trudeau, is 59-year-old Mark Carney. His arrival from the liberal party’s hand in the front-line Canadian political arena puts an end to an era, with a Trudeau who had been ruling for nearly ten years. Internal and external pressures have billed him, despite being one of the last remaining of the period Barack Obama or Angela Merkel. Unlike Trudeau, Carney is a cold man, who c…
Carney wins minority, not the ‘strong mandate’ he sought to deal with Trump for trade talks
Prime Minister Mark Carney must balance the fraught horse-trading that goes with finding a dance partner in the Commons, with leading Canada’s response to Trump and convening G7 leaders in Alberta
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