Canada is building big again — and Prime Minister Mark Carney says the country is positioning itself as a reliable energy partner in an increasingly dangerous and divided world. 🇨🇦Speaking about Canada’s momentum,

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says Quebec should focus on immediate economic challenges rather than wait for a possible independence referendum years from now.

Earlier this month, Prime Minister Mark Carney granted Bloomberg News an “exclusive one-on-one” sit-down interview. On Wednesday, he sat down with the New York Times at its Manhattan headquarters to discuss his vision for diversifying Canada’s trade.

The International Trade Union Confederation urged Carney to show "leadership" and back down on proposed labour law changes.

The mere threat of a separatist agenda undoubtedly tests Carney’s efforts to maintain a cohesive approach at a time when Canada needs to put its strongest foot forward.

First Nations are being offered a 10% stake in the Pacific Link pipeline. The Major Projects Office says court challenges are likely.

Even some Liberals roll their eyes at Lena Metlege Diab’s performance, and Shafqat Ali is mostly kept away from microphones

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