A video from an election rally shows Canada's PM speaking French. Fact-checkers debunk claims of a ritualistic chant, clarifying the misunderstanding amid a swirl of online rumors.
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Mark Carney
Week of Mar 31 – Apr 6, 2025
Mark Carney’s swift rise fuels both hope and debate.
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This week, Mark Carney rapidly emerged as Canada's prime minister, stirring a mix of optimism and controversy. His moves to fortify international ties, introduce new tariffs, and boost national media funding were met with both support and criticism, while fact-checkers debunked swirling election rally rumors.
Mark Carney overturns a Conservative lead, reinforces ties with Mexico during a key call, and shines as a reasonable leader in a new political ad campaign.
www.policymagazine.ca · www.pm.gc.ca · thewalrus.caMark Carney, once barely known, has now emerged as Canada’s prime minister, credited with addressing cross-border challenges. His swift rise is fostering hope among voters.
www.csmonitor.comCanada's Prime Minister Mark Carney announced new tariffs on U.S. vehicles and countermeasures to protect the economy. Meanwhile, questions persist over indigenous policies linked to his father's day school.
www.pm.gc.ca · www.nytimes.com · www.aptnnews.ca · www.reuters.comMark Carney announced a $150-million funding boost for the public broadcaster, with plans for further increases, reinforcing a strong commitment to national media support.
www.theglobeandmail.comA report accuses Mark Carney's proposals of fueling rising crime and chaos. Critics warn that spikes in gang violence, theft, and trafficking could worsen public safety and intensify political conflict.
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