Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney started his term on Friday while retaliating US President Donald Trump. He completely rejected the threats that were repeatedly received to join their northern neighboring country. Soon after being sworn in as the 24th Prime Minister of Canada in place of Justin Trudeau, Carney said that facing Trump’s tariff would be his top priority. Carney said, ‘We will never be a part of America in any way, in any way. America is not Canada. We are basically a separate country. ‘
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He hoped that his government would one day carry forward the interests of the two countries with Washington. Government officials said that they are engaged in trying to hold a conversation between Trump and Carney through a phone in the coming days. In fact, since Trump returned to power in January, the relationship between America and Canada has come up. These relationships have become more stressful since Trump has waged a trade war and warning of Canada to become a 51st US state.
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Carney will visit France and Britain
Carney said that he would visit the two countries to meet French President Emmanuel Macron and British Prime Minister Care Stmper in the coming days. He has received an invitation from both countries. The new Prime Minister of Canada said, “We should diversify our business partners and do so will have to strengthen our security.”
Election equation of Canada
This year, the ruling Liberal party is in a crisis of defeat in the possible election, but Trump declared an economic war as a fee and warned the entire country to be merged into the US as the 51st province. Now due to these changed equations, claims are being made for the Liberal Party to get an edge in the elections. Trump has imposed a 25 percent fee on Canadian steel and aluminum and has announced a heavy duty on all Canadian products from April 2.
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Carney government’s new cabinet also sworn in
The new cabinet of the Carney government has also been sworn in. F. Philip Champagne has become the new Finance Minister of Canada. Melani Jolie has been retained as Foreign Minister. Crystia Freeland has been made the Minister of Transport and Internal Trade. Freeland is the former Deputy Prime Minister, who lagged behind Carney in the race for the leadership of the Liberal Party.
Learn about carney
Carney was born on 16 March 1965 at Fort Smith. He was raised in Admonton, Alberta. Carney led Bank of Canada from 2008 to 2013 and Bank of England from 2013 to 2020. After helping Canada to deal with the worst effects of the 2008 financial crisis, Carney was given the command of Bank of England. This was the first time since the establishment of Bank of England in 1694, when a non-British person was assigned its leadership. Carney began functioning as a special messenger of the United Nations for climate action and finance in the year 2020. In 2003, before being appointed Deputy Governor of Bank of Canada, Carney worked for 13 years in London, Tokyo, New York and Toronto. However, he has no experience of politics.
