Mark Carney's dynamic first week as Canada’s 24th Prime Minister brought sweeping shifts. He launched diplomatic visits to Europe, boosted Arctic initiatives, reshaped economic policy by canceling a tax hike, and kicked off a snap election campaign—all signaling a transformative chapter for Canada.
Canada’s new Prime Minister, Mark Carney, launched his first foreign trip to Europe, signaling a shift from traditional US focus. Warm receptions in France and a key meeting with Macron underscore a renewed diplomatic approach.
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Prime Minister Carney visited Iqaluit to announce initiatives boosting the local economy and reinforcing Canada’s security and sovereignty in the Arctic.
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Mark Carney held a virtual meeting with his council on Canada-U.S. relations, focusing on anticipated U.S. tariffs starting April 2 and the broader trade issues at stake.
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Mark Carney is sworn in as Canada’s 24th Prime Minister, marking a historic leadership transition amid high expectations for change.
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Mark Carney cancelled a proposed capital gains tax increase and met with premiers to outline a unified plan for a stronger Canadian economy amid trade tensions.
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Canadian PM Mark Carney launches his snap election campaign amid competitive political activity and trade tensions, setting the stage for a significant national vote.
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