Mark Carney, Winnipeg and Liberal Leader
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WINNIPEG – Liberal Leader Mark Carney said Tuesday that while he didn’t meet with Indigenous people or announce new policies while visiting the city with the largest urban Indigenous
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Canada is the U.S.’s largest export market for cars.
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Mr. Carney estimated that Canada would collect about $5.7 billion from the retaliatory tariffs he said it was imposing — on top of the $42 billion or so he said Canada would generate from the tariffs ...
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Mark Carney is in Winnipeg today. The prime minister and Liberal leader arrived in Winnipeg days after Conservative party Leader Pierre Poilievre held a rally near Winnipeg’s international airport
Prime Minister and Liberal Party leader Mark Carney visited Winnipeg today as part of his campaign ahead of the upcoming federal election on April 28. His visit focused on addressing economic concerns and presenting his vision for Canada’s future,
Liberal Leader Mark Carney dismissed allegations that he may have plagiarized passages in his 1995 doctoral thesis in economics from Oxford University, as first revealed by the National Post last Friday.
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Liberal Leader Mark Carney touted the end of the consumer carbon tax during a campaign stop in Winnipeg on Tuesday morning, as his main political opponent suggested he'll revive the controversial policy if re-elected.
Prime Minister and Liberal Party leader Mark Carney is scheduled to visit Winnipeg today to meet with supporters, just days after Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre held a rally near Winnipeg’s international airport on Saturday.
Even in a warehouse full of battery-powered buses, Carney’s speech proved to be the furthest thing from electric
Mark Carney’s father Robert Carney was a federal Indian day school principal in the Northwest Territories in the 1960s, at a place where residential school boarders also attended. Yet three historians are urging caution when approaching that complicated legacy.
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Calgary Herald on MSNBell: Carney says he's for Alberta — the crap detector alarm goes offWhen your election campaign hasn’t made it west of Winnipeg, you wouldn’t expect a question about how Albertans and many in the rest of the West feel about four more years of the Liberals. But a question did come up Friday.