Showing posts with label Mark Carney. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mark Carney. Show all posts
Friday, June 05, 2026
A Leader Canada Can Be Proud Of…
Monday, May 04, 2026
Carney Pulls Canada Closer to Europe as Both Struggle With Trump
THE NEW YORK TIMES: At a summit of European leaders, the Canadian prime minister was a special guest offering deals and friendship to jittery allies.
Screenshot taken from this NYT article. | Prime Minister Mark Carney of Canada arriving for a meeting of the European Political Community on Monday in Yerevan, Armenia. | Anthony Pizzoferrato/Associated Press
Canada and the European Union are turning commiseration and anxiety over their turbulent relationships with the United States under President Trump into a deepening bond.
On Monday, Prime Minister Mark Carney of Canada joined a summit of European leaders in Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, putting his country at the heart of some of Europe’s biggest priorities. He was the first non-European head of government to be invited to the gathering, known as the European Political Community summit.
Mr. Carney’s relentless pursuit of new, expanded alliances to lessen Canada’s dependence on the United States coming as Mr. Trump threatens to unravel decades of economic integration, has effectively led Canada to be welcomed as something of an honorary European Union member.
“Integration is being used as a weapon by some, and the rules are not constraining the hegemons,” Mr. Carney said on Monday at the Yerevan summit — hinting at, but not mentioning, the United States — in comments that echoed his landmark speech in Davos, Switzerland, in January. » | Matina Stevis-Gridneff | Matina Stevis-Gridneff reported from Yerevan, Armenia, while traveling with Prime Minister Mark Carney. | Monday, May 4, 2026
Canada and the European Union are turning commiseration and anxiety over their turbulent relationships with the United States under President Trump into a deepening bond.
On Monday, Prime Minister Mark Carney of Canada joined a summit of European leaders in Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, putting his country at the heart of some of Europe’s biggest priorities. He was the first non-European head of government to be invited to the gathering, known as the European Political Community summit.
Mr. Carney’s relentless pursuit of new, expanded alliances to lessen Canada’s dependence on the United States coming as Mr. Trump threatens to unravel decades of economic integration, has effectively led Canada to be welcomed as something of an honorary European Union member.
“Integration is being used as a weapon by some, and the rules are not constraining the hegemons,” Mr. Carney said on Monday at the Yerevan summit — hinting at, but not mentioning, the United States — in comments that echoed his landmark speech in Davos, Switzerland, in January. » | Matina Stevis-Gridneff | Matina Stevis-Gridneff reported from Yerevan, Armenia, while traveling with Prime Minister Mark Carney. | Monday, May 4, 2026
Tuesday, April 28, 2026
Canada Setting Up Investment Fund to Distance Economy From U.S.
THE NEW YORK TIMES: The sovereign wealth fund announced by Prime Minister Mark Carney will be far smaller than ones in other oil producers like Norway and the Middle East.
Prime Minister Mark Carney of Canada said Monday that his country would establish a pool of money similar to those used by major oil exporters like Norway to make investments as he seeks to make the Canadian economy less dependent on the United States.
Known as a sovereign wealth fund, it will focus on investments in Canadian infrastructure and will be operated like a private company. Canadians will also be able to invest in the fund.
Sovereign wealth funds are large pots of investment money that are generally managed independently, though they sometimes receive broad direction from governments about where they can put their funds.
In creating one of it own, Canada is following the lead of other countries, among them oil-rich nations in the Middle Eastern.
“This will be a Government of Canada fund, but more importantly, it will be a people’s fund, it will be your fund,” Mr. Carney told reporters in Ottawa. “Many countries that are blessed with natural resources, like Norway, have them. Canada has not until now.” » | Ian Austen | Reporting from the steam locomotive hall at a science and technology museum in Ottawa where Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke.| Monday, April 27, 2026
Prime Minister Mark Carney of Canada said Monday that his country would establish a pool of money similar to those used by major oil exporters like Norway to make investments as he seeks to make the Canadian economy less dependent on the United States.
Known as a sovereign wealth fund, it will focus on investments in Canadian infrastructure and will be operated like a private company. Canadians will also be able to invest in the fund.
Sovereign wealth funds are large pots of investment money that are generally managed independently, though they sometimes receive broad direction from governments about where they can put their funds.
In creating one of it own, Canada is following the lead of other countries, among them oil-rich nations in the Middle Eastern.
“This will be a Government of Canada fund, but more importantly, it will be a people’s fund, it will be your fund,” Mr. Carney told reporters in Ottawa. “Many countries that are blessed with natural resources, like Norway, have them. Canada has not until now.” » | Ian Austen | Reporting from the steam locomotive hall at a science and technology museum in Ottawa where Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke.| Monday, April 27, 2026
Sunday, April 12, 2026
Carney Confronts Trump Policies in Explosive Canada-First Speech
Mark Carney is a great leader. — © Mark Alexander
Thursday, February 12, 2026
Attaque meurtrière au Canada: le pays est «en deuil», affirme Mark Carney
Saturday, January 24, 2026
Charlie Angus Says Trump Wants Revenge for Carney's Davos Speech
Mark Carney's speech in Davos was fantastic. — © Mark Alexander
Wednesday, January 21, 2026
Canada Prepares for US Invasion - and Mark Carney Declares US Hegemony Over
Trump is the West’s, the world’s, worst NIGHTMARE. — © Mark Alexander
Tuesday, January 20, 2026
Thursday, January 15, 2026
Canada and Denmark's Shocking Greenland Deal Leaves US Reeling
Donald Trump’s Trump Greenland Threats have detonated a diplomatic crisis inside NATO—and Canada just drew a bright red line in Paris. In this video, we break down how Trump Greenland Threats to take Greenland “by force” triggered a unified European response, pushed Denmark to warn NATO itself could collapse, and prompted Canada’s new Prime Minister Mark Carney to publicly side with Denmark—then back it up with a concrete move: a Canadian consulate in Nuuk, Greenland.
You’ll hear why Carney’s language mattered, how NATO allies coordinated their message that Greenland’s future belongs to Greenlanders and Denmark alone, and why this moment could reshape Arctic security cooperation for years. We also explain the strategic stakes—from Pituffik (Thule) Space Force Base to Arctic shipping lanes and critical minerals—and why Trump Greenland Threats may be doing Russia and China a massive favor.
If you care about NATO, Arctic geopolitics, and how presidential rhetoric can fracture alliances, this is the story you can’t ignore.
Trump should be sectioned. FT! FA! — © Mark Alexander
You’ll hear why Carney’s language mattered, how NATO allies coordinated their message that Greenland’s future belongs to Greenlanders and Denmark alone, and why this moment could reshape Arctic security cooperation for years. We also explain the strategic stakes—from Pituffik (Thule) Space Force Base to Arctic shipping lanes and critical minerals—and why Trump Greenland Threats may be doing Russia and China a massive favor.
If you care about NATO, Arctic geopolitics, and how presidential rhetoric can fracture alliances, this is the story you can’t ignore.
Trump should be sectioned. FT! FA! — © Mark Alexander
Monday, January 12, 2026
Friday, December 26, 2025
Mark Carney Year-end Interview with Global's Dawna Friesen
Dec 26, 2025 | Global News National Anchor and Executive Editor Dawna Friesen sat down with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney for an end of year interview to discuss a plethora of topics concerning Canadians ranging from affordability, U.S. trade, to climate change.
The conversation aired on December 25, 2025. When asked what about being prime minister has surprised him the most, Carney briefly touched on his previous experience working with Stephen Harper as a civil servant. “I had a sense that the job is 24/7, 365 days a year. It’s one thing to have that sense, it’s another thing to live it.”
While discussing trade negotiations with the U.S., Carney stood firm in his belief that Canada should not rush itself into an unfavourable deal. “Every week that goes by, the more that we are developing our economic strategy at home, the more we're developing those relationships abroad, the stronger we get.”
Friesen highlighted the cost-of-living crisis affecting many Canadians and pressed Carney on what his message to those who are struggling. Carney emphasized the scale of the issue is enormous and that it fundamentally comes down to facilitating economic growth. “We are doing a series of things,” Carney said, referring to cutting taxes while preserving critical public services, “and we’ll continue to look for others that help bridge over that period of time, but at the core is we have to grow this economy.”
The conversation aired on December 25, 2025. When asked what about being prime minister has surprised him the most, Carney briefly touched on his previous experience working with Stephen Harper as a civil servant. “I had a sense that the job is 24/7, 365 days a year. It’s one thing to have that sense, it’s another thing to live it.”
While discussing trade negotiations with the U.S., Carney stood firm in his belief that Canada should not rush itself into an unfavourable deal. “Every week that goes by, the more that we are developing our economic strategy at home, the more we're developing those relationships abroad, the stronger we get.”
Friesen highlighted the cost-of-living crisis affecting many Canadians and pressed Carney on what his message to those who are struggling. Carney emphasized the scale of the issue is enormous and that it fundamentally comes down to facilitating economic growth. “We are doing a series of things,” Carney said, referring to cutting taxes while preserving critical public services, “and we’ll continue to look for others that help bridge over that period of time, but at the core is we have to grow this economy.”
Friday, November 21, 2025
Monday, November 17, 2025
Saturday, November 08, 2025
Canada PM Mark Carney's BIG Announcement on the End of Economic Ties with Trump's US
Saturday, November 01, 2025
Mark Carney présente ses excuses à Donald Trump après une publicité jugée offensante
LE FIGARO : Le premier ministre canadien a reconnu s’être excusé auprès du président américain, mécontent d’une campagne antiprotectionniste lancée par la province de l’Ontario. Le spot, reprenant un discours de Ronald Reagan, a provoqué la suspension des négociations commerciales entre Ottawa et Washington.
Le premier ministre canadien Mark Carney a déclaré samedi s'être excusé auprès de Donald Trump après la diffusion d'une publicité antiprotectionniste par l'État de l'Ontario, en marge du sommet de l'Apec. » | Par Jeanne Sénéchal et AFP agence | samedi 1 novembre 2025
Mark Carney a fait preuve d'une grande faiblesse. Je suis déçu. — © Mark Alexander
Kanadas Premier Carney entschuldigt sich bei Donald Trump: Ein TV-Werbeclip aus Kanada gegen Zölle hatte US-Präsident Trump zutiefst verärgert. Jetzt entschuldigt sich Kanadas Premier – und ist inmitten der Handelskonflikte sichtlich um Entspannung bemüht.»
Ach! Wie schwach! — © Mark Alexander
Le premier ministre canadien Mark Carney a déclaré samedi s'être excusé auprès de Donald Trump après la diffusion d'une publicité antiprotectionniste par l'État de l'Ontario, en marge du sommet de l'Apec. » | Par Jeanne Sénéchal et AFP agence | samedi 1 novembre 2025
Mark Carney a fait preuve d'une grande faiblesse. Je suis déçu. — © Mark Alexander
Kanadas Premier Carney entschuldigt sich bei Donald Trump: Ein TV-Werbeclip aus Kanada gegen Zölle hatte US-Präsident Trump zutiefst verärgert. Jetzt entschuldigt sich Kanadas Premier – und ist inmitten der Handelskonflikte sichtlich um Entspannung bemüht.»
Ach! Wie schwach! — © Mark Alexander
Wednesday, September 24, 2025
Carney Jokes about Trump as Room Erupts in Laughter
Sep 23, 2025 | Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has delivered a powerful message at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York City.
Speaking during the United Nations General Assembly, Carney laid out his plan to strengthen Canada, diversify its partnerships, and warn Americans that global power is moving away from Trump’s America.
From joking about Trump’s trade war — which left the room laughing — to outlining Canada’s deeper ties with Europe, Mexico, and Asia, Carney showed that Canada is no longer dependent on Washington.
He explained how Trump’s tariffs backfired, how Canada is doubling defense spending, and how Canadians are standing tall on sovereignty and leadership.
This is Carney giving America a reality check: Canada will chart its own course, defend its values, and lead globally.
Watch this Canada Today analysis of Carney’s bold remarks and what they mean for U.S.–Canada relations, global trade, and the future of Canadian sovereignty.
Speaking during the United Nations General Assembly, Carney laid out his plan to strengthen Canada, diversify its partnerships, and warn Americans that global power is moving away from Trump’s America.
From joking about Trump’s trade war — which left the room laughing — to outlining Canada’s deeper ties with Europe, Mexico, and Asia, Carney showed that Canada is no longer dependent on Washington.
He explained how Trump’s tariffs backfired, how Canada is doubling defense spending, and how Canadians are standing tall on sovereignty and leadership.
This is Carney giving America a reality check: Canada will chart its own course, defend its values, and lead globally.
Watch this Canada Today analysis of Carney’s bold remarks and what they mean for U.S.–Canada relations, global trade, and the future of Canadian sovereignty.
Sunday, September 07, 2025
Canadian PM Carney Delivers Stunning Remarks About US & President Trump
Saturday, August 09, 2025
Sunday, June 15, 2025
Mark Carney Takes Direct a Shot at the USA, Makes Canadians Proud
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