PM Carney decried dwindling U.S.-Canada ties during a town visit, endorsed a radical candidate in Vancouver, and called a snap election to secure a mandate against U.S. challenges.
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Mark Carney
Week of Mar 24 – Mar 30, 2025
Carney reshapes Canada's future with bold moves and heated debates.
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Mark Carney’s week was defined by bold political maneuvers as he shifted Canada’s stance on U.S. ties and defense strategy. Snap elections, trade overhauls, and reviews of military deals spurred internal debates, while a productive call with the U.S. offered cautious optimism amid rising accountability demands.
Canada’s leader signaled a review of a major fighter jet deal if his party wins the election and criticized a US leak of sensitive military plans, underscoring a day of sharp political and defense moves.
www.reuters.com · www.politico.euSome Canadian Catholics have expressed ambivalence over Mark Carney's prospects as a leader, praising his faith alignment while warning that his record lacks clear moderation or reform.
www.catholicregister.orgCanadian PM Mark Carney announced that the long-standing US-Canada relationship is over, promising broad trade renegotiations and a shift toward reduced US reliance amid rising tensions.
www.bbc.com · www.ft.com · www.cnn.comCanada’s prime minister Mark Carney held a productive call with the US president. The discussion set the stage for trade and security negotiations, emphasizing mutual respect and economic collaboration.
www.pm.gc.ca · www.bbc.com · www.nytimes.comConservative critics demand the dismissal of a controversial candidate linked to Mark Carney's campaign, intensifying party disputes and raising questions about loyalty and accountability.
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