Mark Carney's ascent as Canada's new prime minister offers a chance for a reset in the US-Canada relationship.

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It was a double whammy for Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, who not only suffered the most stunning setback of his ...

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Carney’s rise came through unconventional means as he secured the premiership without holding a seat in Parliament. Canadians ...

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The Wider Europe programme aims to help the European Union defend its interests and values in the Western Balkans, Turkey, ...

W hatever his flaws as a politician turn out to be, Mark Carney does at least possess self-awareness. “You’re supposed to ...

It’s unclear if Mark Carney was a fan of Western Canadian rock group Loverboy when he was an Edmonton high school student in ...

Regardless, neither option bodes well for Alberta. It was already a long shot that Carney would follow through on those ...

Canadians elected Mark Carney, leader of the Liberal party, to be their prime minister. Carney is a newcomer to politics, but is well known in international finance and climate circles, running both ...