#mark-carney

#mark-carney

Canada’s decision to rescind the Digital Services Tax has paved the way for resumed trade negotiations with the U.S., a move seen as a necessary step.

Mark Carney faced the challenge of ensuring that the G7 summit addressed critical issues like wildfires while managing potential disruptions from President Trump's unpredictable behavior.

Carney emphasized that Canada must confront a new reality in international relations, calling for a shift from values to strength, highlighted by significant defense spending increases.

"In a darker world, Canada must reduce its security dependence on the US and shift defence spending towards the EU."

Mark Carney's cabinet shakeup features a new foreign minister, Anita Anand, and emphasizes diverse representation, promising to address trade tensions with the U.S.

Mark Carney's election as Canada's prime minister signifies the ascent of a leader who prioritizes climate policies without overtly campaigning on them, contrasting with climate discussions in the U.S.

For years, oilpatch leaders have chastised the Liberal government for introducing policies that harm the sector such as the clean fuel regulations, the proposed emissions cap, and changes to the federal assessment of major projects.

Polls have closed across most of the country, where voters are determining how it will respond to President Trump's threats and the shape of its economy at a time of global turmoil.