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Carney appoints one of his top advisers and a Conservative MP to the Senate.

Canada announced a $900 million military aid package for Ukraine, including vehicles, munitions, and air defense support. Canadian PM Carney met with Zelensky during the NATO summit in Ankara, where Zelensky highlighted air defense and energy infrastructure as Kyiv's top priorities.

The federal government introduced new tailpipe standards to increase access to fuel-efficient cars for Canadians. Critics, including two groups advocating for low-emission travel, argue the plan will not meet environmental goals and will fail to reduce high gas prices for most Canadians.

Carney has decided to select Germany and Norway for the construction of Canada's submarines. The choice focuses on international collaboration for a defense project.

Canada’s Carney has secured a deal for a pipeline project aimed at expanding oil exports beyond the United States. Ottawa states the pipeline will reduce economic dependence on the US amid Donald Trump's trade war.

Carney is set to announce a fundraising campaign for the restoration of 24 Sussex. The initiative aims to support the preservation efforts of the official residence.

Carney announced new sanctions against Russia following a G7 meeting with Zelenskyy. The sanctions were imposed in response to ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Canadian Prime Minister urges AI diversification following the U.S. decision to block Anthropic's top models, highlighting risks of relying on a few providers. Decentralized AI tokens experience a price increase in response.

Canada's prime minister warns that the 'rules-based' global order is 'breaking down' amid superpower dominance, urging Canada-EU unity before the G7 summit.

Carney has introduced a new $3.2 billion strategy aimed at enhancing access to affordable food.

Trump’s Canada envoy, Pete Hoekstra, urges Canada to abandon retaliation threats as Ottawa works to preserve the USMCA trade pact. The envoy is reportedly encouraged by a shift in tone from Carney regarding the U.S.

Carney claims Canada has failed its Jewish community amid rising antisemitism. The Prime Minister announced a new Ministerial Advisory Council on Rights, Equality, and Inclusion to address the issue while emphasizing no restrictions on free speech.

Justin Trudeau and his former climate change cabinet ministers met at the Rideau Club near Parliament Hill. The gathering occurs as Carney changes course, according to the article title.

Canada’s representative to the G7, Carney, meets with French President Macron in Paris on January 6, 2026, ahead of the June G7 Summit. The meeting is part of diplomatic preparations for the global economic forum.

Alberta plans to hold a referendum on separation from Canada, a move criticized by separatists for having an unclear question. Carney emphasizes Alberta's essential role in Canada's future.

More than a dozen Liberal MPs sent a letter to Prime Minister Carney at the end of April expressing concerns about environmental backsliding and offering recommendations. The letter was sent before the prime minister signed a new agreement with the Alberta government. The MPs' concerns suggest tensions within the Liberal party regarding environmental policy.

Canada's Carney travels to Alberta amidst a legal setback for separatists, who were ruled to have not followed proper procedure in collecting referendum signatures. The trip and court ruling come at a significant time for the region. Separatists face challenges in their efforts.

Canada is considering redeploying capital tied up in airports, according to Carney. This move may impact airport operations and investments. The announcement was made at Pierre-Elliott Trudeau Airport in Montreal.

Canada's prime minister has used Trump's attacks on allies and others to refocus Ottawa's foreign policy. Carney is described as 'strong' in his first year but faces pressure to deliver on promises.

Canada's Carney announced the establishment of a sovereign wealth fund, with the federal government collaborating with private investors to finance major projects. The initiative aims to leverage public and private capital for large-scale developments.

Prime Minister Carney stated in an address to Canadians that the United States has become a 'weakness' for Canada, signaling a potential shift in foreign policy priorities. The comments suggest a reevaluation of Canada's long-standing close relationship with the U.S.

Carney, a Liberal candidate, won Canada's special election, contributing to the party's 174 seats in the House of Commons. The Liberals secured three key by-elections, increasing their parliamentary majority.

Pierre Poilievre, a political rival of Carney, is urging him to assist homeowners in an Indigenous case. The situation involves legal or policy considerations affecting Indigenous communities.

Carney discusses a technical recession and describes the economy as undergoing a 'settling-in' period.

Carney claims Canada's civic compact is failing Jewish Canadians in a speech addressing antisemitism. The statement highlights concerns about systemic issues affecting the Jewish community.

Carney dismissed Trump's recent jab about the 51st state as trade negotiations intensified. The article highlights the ongoing trade discussions amid political rhetoric.