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Senior Carney aide appointed Canada’s next UAE ambassador (opens the original)
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One of Mark Carney’s closest aides will be Canada’s next ambassador to the United Arab Emirates, with the posting starting in just one week, the government said Monday. Long-time Liberal staffer Angad Singh Dhillon has served as the Prime Minister’s director of operations, outreach and stakeholder relations since Mr. Carney won office in March, 2025. He will become Canada’s ambassador to the UAE on Oct. 5, Global Affairs spokesperson Charlotte MacLeod said on Monday. His appointment was first an
Ottawa reviewing its approach to selling Trans Mountain pipeline (opens the original)
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Ottawa is reviewing its approach to selling the publicly owned Trans Mountain pipeline, the federal government said Tuesday while declining to provide more details on the plans. The government plans to “modernize our approach to public assets,” including the federally owned pipeline, Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne said at a news conference on Parliament Hill. He declined to say whether his government still plans to sell the pipeline or if, given its sizable revenues, Ottawa now wan
Ottawa offers Indigenous groups along Trans Mountain route combined 15% equity (opens the original)
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The federal government is offering First Nations along the Trans Mountain pipeline route a combined 15-per-cent equity stake and a $2.5-million lump-sum payment for each group that agrees to invest. The proposal was made in letters sent by Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne to First Nations last week. The Globe and Mail obtained a copy of one of those letters, and Mr. Champagne’s office confirmed they were sent to all 129 First Nations along the route. The letter is scant on other deta
Carney pays tribute to 9/11 victims, says ‘our grief has not faded’ (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Mark Carney honoured the thousands of victims of the Sept. 11 terror attacks in a sombre statement Friday morning, paying tribute to the everyday heroes who met hatred with humanity. As the world marked the 25th anniversary of the day hijackers crashed planes into New York’s twin towers, the Pentagon and a field in Pennsylvania, Mr. Carney set aside the current acrimony between Ottawa and Washington. “Twenty-five years on, our grief has not faded – and neither has our resolve to s
Carney suggests Ottawa won’t bankroll federalist groups in Alberta separation referendum (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Mark Carney suggested Thursday his government will not send funds to cash-strapped groups fighting to keep Alberta in Canada and played down the need for more money. Provincial rules strictly limit Ottawa’s spending in the lead-up to Alberta’s Oct. 19 referendum on separation. But local federalist groups working to identify pro-Canada voters and get them out to the polls are struggling to raise the cash needed to run a full-scale campaign. Against that backdrop, and with the futur
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