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Opinion: Referendum or not, the PQ will break up Carney’s federal-provincial consensus (opens the original)
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Mark Carney has managed to fashion a surprisingly workable peace with provincial premiers. But it’s hard to imagine that peace will reign across the land after next week’s Quebec election. The Parti Québécois is about to take power again, for the first time in more than a dozen years, and it’s not just the possibility of an eventual referendum on Quebec sovereignty a few years down the road that will change things. Whether PQ Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, widely known as PSPP, will command a
Opinion: Mark Carney gets to work on the plumbing (opens the original)
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This week, we saw Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government take a second swing at big, ostensibly game-changing economic legislation. This time, Mr. Carney actually went in to work on the plumbing. In its first year, Mr. Carney’s government built a lot of workarounds and special powers that were supposed to cut through the thicket of bureaucracy. Now, it’s trying to clear away some of that underbrush. A year ago, the Liberal government’s marquee economic bill was the One Canadian Economy Act, whi
Opinion: Carney to meet with leaders of France, Norway closer to home after whirlwind Euro trip (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Mark Carney is back from Europe and now Europe is coming closer to him. Over 48 hours on Sunday and Monday, he’ll meet with two European allies, two leaders who, like Mr. Carney, see strategic autonomy as the key goal of their foreign policy. If he wanted allies to help knit together a trans-Atlantic geopolitical alliance, he could not find more likely choices that France’s President Emmanuel Macron, who Mr. Carney will meet Sunday in the French territory of Saint-Pierre and Mique
Opinion: Carney’s Davos speech diagnosed the problem. His EU speech lays out the cure (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized that a proposed new alliance with Europe is not an attempt to create a new bloc to rival the great powers. Yet it was a bit of a stretch to assert, as he did in a press conference in Strasbourg, France, on Thursday, that it wasn’t a reaction to others. The speech he had made earlier in the day to the European Parliament outlining his case for an alliance wouldn’t have been made if it weren’t for Donald Trump. Now we know that the U.S. President is eyeing the
Carney lays out case for deeper alliance between Canada and the EU (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Mark Carney outlined his vision for a closer relationship between Canada and the EU Thursday. Prime Minister Mark Carney is pitching a new alliance with the European Union as a means to protect their sovereignty from the control of great powers – suggesting the two must work together to build independent data and compute power, payment systems, defence industries, and energy and critical mineral supplies. One day after U.S. President Donald Trump warned that he could consider a pr
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