Canada’s next prime minister Carney says transition will be quick after meeting with Trudeau
TORONTO — Canada’s next prime minister met with outgoing prime minister Justin Trudeau on Monday and vowed a quick transition. Mark Carney said he had a long meeting with Trudeau in which they discussed U.S.-Canada relations, national security issues and the timing of the handover in power.
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Tariff Ticker: Trump Won't Rule Out Recession, Canada's New Leader Holds Steady on US DutiesPresident Trump acknowledged that the U.S. economy will see "a period of transition" due to the administration's trade ...
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Former central banker Mark Carney will become prime minister after the governing Liberal Party elected him its leader Sunday ...
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