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Carney rejects Trump’s “51st State” comments, reaffirms Canada’s sovereignty
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney forcefully dismissed former U.S. President Donald Trump’s suggestion that Canada could become the “51st state,” calling the idea impossible and doubling down on Canada’s sovereignty in the final stretch before the April 28 federal election.
The Liberal Party is forecast to win 186 seats in Monday's election, surpassing the 172 seats required for a majority, ...
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Between Trump's trade chaos and an election, Mark Carney undergoes a baptism by fireOTTAWA — By most measures, Mark Carney's resume is stacked ... By March 23, he was on the campaign trail. Carney's ...
Mark Carney’s Liberal Party is holding on to a narrow lead in opinion surveys with less than a week to go before Canada’s ...
Canada gears up for elections on April 28. Mark Carney of the Liberal Party faces Pierre Poilievre from the Conservative ...
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, riding high in polls, looked for support on Wednesday in British Columbia, one of a few ...
Meanwhile, according to prediction market Polymarket, Carney has a 77 percent chance of winning the election. Poilievre, they ...
As Canadians head to the polls for the federal election on April 28, here are where the leaders of the three major parties ...
The federal election campaign came to London Friday night, with Liberal Leader Mark Carney and NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh ...
Watch Liberal Leader Mark Carney address a crowd and take questions from reporters just days before the federal election, ...
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