Who Is Mark Carney? Former Goldman Sachs Banker And Trump Critic Is Canada’s New Prime Minister.

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Canada’s New Interim Prime Minister Is a Banker

Mark Carney, Canada’s incoming prime minister, is a former banker with no political experience. His technocratic centrism is ill-suited for an era of populism and political upheaval, making a Liberal victory in the looming election far from certain. Mark Carney addresses supporters after the official announcement of the 2025 Liberal Leadership race results at Rogers Centre, in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, on March 9, 2025. (Artur Widak / NurPhoto v…

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Trump Critic Mark Carney Voted Canada's New Prime Minister

The next election is scheduled for October 20, 2025. However, Carney could call a snap election.

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Who Is Mark Carney? Former Goldman Sachs Banker And Trump Critic Is Canada’s New Prime Minister.

Canada’s new leader previously denounced Trump’s planned tariffs on the country, saying Canadians would “stand up to a bully.”

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Canada’s New Prime Minister: Ready for Action, Coming out Swinging

Carney came out swinging at Donald Trump and his tariffs, and linked opposition Conservative Party leader Pieter Polievre — often called the Trump of the north — to the American President.

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The last week... tax, tax not. Right now? No, April 2nd. And why not new tariffs of 250% on milk. And the timber? Will it be necessary to split in four to make Mr Trump understand that his country too is in housing crisis and that this is not the time to increase the cost of new constructions? We could continue this way for a long time, but it is clear: Trump is a natural generator of artificial recessions. It gives a good idea of what awaits th…

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Former super central banker, former UN special envoy, new Canadian premier. Elected with an avalanche of preferences to replace Justin Trudeau, and above all to cope with the chaos of tariffs and the threats of annexation of the tycoon. Paradoxically, with the wind in the sails in the polls, thanks to the resistance against the new US administration