Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke with Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado Sunday and said his government supports “a peaceful, Venezuelan-led transition of power.”

The era when Canadian prosperity could be taken for granted on the back of a stable U.S. market is ending, and Mark Carney is saying it out loud. His warning that the old economic relationship is "now over" is less a prediction of rupture than a blunt description of a world where protectionism,

The U.S. and Canada have long enjoyed an unusually close economic relationship, with integrated supply chains, aligned industries and decades of largely friction-free trade. But that era is ending, according to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney.

Prime Minister Mark Carney will travel to Paris from January 5 to 6, 2026, to participate in high-level Ukraine peace negotiations with the Coalition of the Willing, according to a release from Carneys office.

Under Trudeau’s plan, Canada was never going to meet its targets – and it's reasonable to assume the PM has known that for a long time

In other words, take it on faith. In a perceptive analysis of Carney on Substack, pollster David Coletto argued that the prime minister’s ultimate undoing will be if he “allows resentment towards the need for public approval to take root, if it has not already begun to form.

Mark Carney and Donald Trump. Canada and the U.S. have historically shared one of the closest economic partnerships in the world, with tightly connected supply chains and decades

I had to turn to martial arts to describe one of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s key tactics in the political arena. Seiryoku zenyo in judo means “maximum efficient use of energy,” referring to the

It’s official. Mark Carney’s favourite word is “resilience.” Understanding this is key to divining the path the prime minister is taking and what his government will do next.

Wiseman will assume the role Feb. 15 and will be involved in negotiations with the United States regarding the review of their free trade agreement.

Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada stands by the Venezuelan people's "right to decide and build their own future in a peaceful and democratic society" after U.S. President Donald Trump announced American forces captured Venezuela's president early Saturday morning.