Mark Carney

Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney visited Saudi Arabia to strengthen economic ties, meeting Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and addressing a trade forum. The trip aims to diversify Canada’s trade beyond the U.S., amid tensions over U.S. tariffs and Canada’s restored diplomatic relations with Saudi Arabia after a 2018 rift over human rights concerns.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney proposed reopening embassies in Iran and Venezuela to improve diplomatic engagement, sparking debate among Iranian Canadians. The article highlights historical tensions, including Iran's 2012 embassy closure in Ottawa and the 2020 downing of a Ukrainian airliner killing 55 Canadians, while arguing sustained diplomatic ties could enhance leverage for accountability.

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the appointment of one of his senior advisers and a Conservative MP to the Senate. The move is described as potentially disruptive to the Red Chamber.

Canada has selected Germany's TKMS to build 12 new submarines under the country's largest defense procurement, beating Hanwha Ocean's bid. The project, expected to cost up to $70 billion including long-term costs, will replace Canada's aging Victoria-class submarines with TKMS's Type 212CD model, with the first submarine arriving in 2033.

Canada has informed the UAE that it is not yet prepared to accept a C$70 billion investment. The delay is attributed to a lack of shovel-ready projects, which is hindering Mark Carney’s initiative to double trade with non-US partners.

Hanwha Ocean's shares fell 23% after losing a bid to build Canada's next submarine fleet. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Germany's Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems as the preferred supplier for the project.

Canada selected Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) over Hanwha Ocean Company to build a new submarine fleet, a decision expected to strengthen ties between Canada and NATO. The choice reflects growing collaboration among mid-tier nations amid shifting U.S. reliability.

Canada selected Germany’s ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems to build 12 submarines, a major military purchase aimed at boosting defense spending to meet NATO targets. The decision replaces Canada’s aging Victoria-class submarines, and no U.S. company bid due to differences in submarine power requirements.

Canada is set to purchase up to 12 submarines from Germany in a historic deal, as announced by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. The procurement is described as the largest in Canadian history and precedes the NATO summit in Ankara.

Alberta and Ontario propose a 3,300-kilometer pipeline to transport western Canadian oil from Hardisty, Alberta, to Sarnia, Ontario, aiming to diversify exports beyond the U.S. The project faces challenges including financing and regulatory approvals, with a feasibility study planned. The pipeline could later extend to Canada’s Atlantic coast and is part of broader efforts to expand oil exports to Europe and Asia.

Canada has selected a German consortium to build 12 high-tech submarines, beating a South Korean rival in a multibillion-dollar contract that will strengthen its NATO ties. The prime minister announced the decision as part of a major defense procurement.

Canada has provided significant military and financial support to Ukraine since Russia's 2022 invasion, including $22bn in aid by 2025, while maintaining a stance emphasizing Israel's right to self-defense despite concerns over potential war crimes in Gaza. The article criticizes Ottawa's contrasting responses as hypocritical, highlighting a double standard in applying international law and human rights norms.

Canada is set to announce a decision between German and South Korean bids to build 12 submarines, part of its largest military procurement. ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems and Hanwha Ocean are competing, with both emphasizing economic benefits and NATO alignment.

Canada is expected to announce a decision between German and South Korean bids to build 12 submarines, a major military procurement. ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems and Hanwha Ocean are competing for the contract, with the choice linked to NATO defense spending goals.

Canada exited the 2026 World Cup, with Prime Minister Mark Carney expressing pride in the team's performance. Canada became the first host nation to be eliminated from the tournament. Upcoming matches include Mexico vs. England and the U.S. vs. Belgium.

Middle powers should avoid aligning with either the United States or China and instead pursue diversified partnerships, according to discussions at Tsinghua University’s World Peace Forum. The forum echoed Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s earlier call for middle powers to unite amid a 'rupture in the world order'.

Premier Danielle Smith and Prime Minister Mark Carney announced an oil pipeline proposal to the West Coast, which a pollster believes could sway undecided voters in an upcoming separation referendum, though independence-supporting groups doubt its impact.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney visited his team’s dressing room after their 6-0 victory against Qatar, which secured a spot in the elimination rounds. Canada will face Morocco in Houston next.

Canada announced plans to build a major oil pipeline to boost sales to Asia and increase oil and gas production, aiming to reduce reliance on the US and become an 'energy superpower.' The White House has threatened 100% tariffs on Canadian oil imports, prompting Prime Minister Mark Carney to pledge doubling non-US trade. Other countries are joining Asian trade blocs like CPTPP and RCEP to avoid US market unpredictability.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. pledged to strengthen trade, energy, and security ties as Canada seeks to diversify its economy beyond the United States. The two leaders announced plans for a Canada-Philippines free trade agreement and deeper Indo-Pacific defense cooperation, supported by the Filipino-Canadian community.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. pledged to strengthen trade, energy, and security ties, including pursuing a Canada-Philippines free trade agreement and deepening Indo-Pacific defense cooperation. Canada aims to diversify its economy beyond the U.S. and double non-U.S. exports, supported by its one million Filipino-Canadian community.

Canada and the Philippines have agreed to sign a trade deal this year and expand their defense ties. The agreement was announced during a meeting between Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. in Vancouver on July 2, 2026.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed the northern British Columbia tanker ban will remain in place as Canada pursues an Alberta pipeline to the Pacific Coast. The pipeline aims to diversify oil exports beyond the U.S. and address separatist tensions in Alberta, with British Columbia and some First Nations opposing a northern route. Compensation for environmental risks will be provided if the pipeline is built in southern British Columbia.

Canada aims to co-announce around 10 founding nations for a global defence bank at the upcoming NATO summit in Turkey. The initiative, called the Defence, Security and Resilience Bank (DSRB), is part of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's effort to form an alliance of 'middle powers' addressing the fracturing of the traditional U.S.-led world order.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr is visiting Canada to strengthen ties in trade, labor, energy, tourism, defense, and maritime cooperation. The visit highlights Canada's efforts to expand its influence in the Indo-Pacific region.

Prime Minister Mark Carney will meet with Inuit leadership in Kuujjuaq, the largest community in the Nunavik region of northern Quebec. This is the first visit by a sitting prime minister to the village in nearly 20 years.

The article discusses the push for open-source AI led by middle-power nations like Canada and the EU to counter Big Tech's control. It highlights the growing adoption of open-source models and their economic impact, contrasting them with centralized AI infrastructure.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney celebrated Canada's victory over South Africa, calling the team 'True Canadian heroes' and praising the game and country in bilingual posts.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney attended two of Canada's World Cup group-stage matches and delivered a locker-room speech after a win over Qatar. His absence during a crucial goal in a loss to Switzerland led to the 'Carney Curse' being blamed for the defeat. Carney also called South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa ahead of Canada's knockout match against South Africa to discuss agricultural cooperation.

Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum and Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney met in Mexico City to discuss the USMCA trade deal, trade, investment, and work visas for Mexicans. The meeting took place during Carney's visit to Mexico on September 18, 2025.

Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney is blamed for a 'Carney Curse' affecting sports teams, including the Edmonton Oilers, Toronto Blue Jays, Canadian women’s rugby team, and Montreal Canadiens. His presence at events coincides with losses, including Canada's defeat against Switzerland in the World Cup.

Prime Minister Mark Carney defends a $1.45B plan to convert unbought B.C. condos into affordable rent-to-own housing, stating that provincial and federal governments have poorly explained the initiative. New details about the plan were shared on Thursday.

Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that Canada's reputation as a trustworthy and reliable country is at risk due to Alberta's upcoming separation referendum. He warned that a vote to leave would lead to years of uncertainty.

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro met with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney during a Toronto summit, highlighting trade and collaboration between Pennsylvania and Canada. The meeting aligns with efforts by Democratic presidential hopefuls to build ties with Canada as they prepare for the post-Trump era.

Australia and Canada signed a $1.75 billion agreement to build an Australian-designed long-range radar system in Canada, enhancing strategic cooperation and Arctic surveillance. The deal marks Australia’s largest defense export and involves BAE Systems Australia in developing the Over-the-Horizon Radar technology.

Mark Carney, Canadian prime minister, secured political gains through strategic party switches and special election wins, shifting from a technocratic image to a pragmatic political leader. His Liberal Party's minority government approached a majority after five MPs switched parties and three key elections in Quebec favored the Liberals.

Canada is leveraging the FIFA World Cup 2026 in Toronto to enhance its global image and attract foreign investment. Prime Minister Mark Carney and officials aim to position Canada as a reliable economic partner amid U.S. uncertainty, using the event to promote multiculturalism and host the Canada Investment Summit to secure C$1 trillion in investments over five years.

Canada is leveraging the World Cup in Toronto to enhance its global image and attract foreign investment, as highlighted by Prime Minister Mark Carney's Davos speech and the upcoming Canada Investment Summit. The event aims to showcase Toronto's multiculturalism and position Canada as a reliable economic partner amidst U.S. uncertainties.

A legal challenge is emerging in the debate over Mark Carney's climate agenda. Carney referenced Edmund Burke's concept of society as a partnership between living, dead, and future generations during a speech at Trinity College in Ireland.

The article discusses how conflicts in Ukraine and Iran challenge the notion of global power dominance, suggesting international law may still hold influence. It highlights a narrative shift indicating hope despite initial bleak predictions for Ukraine's prospects.