Mark Carney

Thank you, Prime Minister Trudeau. For your hard work, for your leadership, and for your great service to our country.

Canada is strong. Together with our allies, we are even stronger.

Good to meet with you in France, President Macron. The friendship between our two countries is the envy of the world.

My thanks to His Majesty King Charles III for his warm welcome and gracious hospitality today. Canada is fortunate to have a steadfast defender in our sovereign.

When people see the maple leaf, they see possibility. They see freedom. They see a helping hand.

They see Canada, and the best of our values.

Happy 60th to our flag. 🇨🇦

Canada welcomes the U.S. Court of International Trade’s decision on the United States’ tariffs.

It confirmed what we’ve always held: that the American tariffs against Canadian goods are unlawful and unjustified.

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It’s Election Day, Canada.

Go vote Canada Strong.

If you’re in line when the polls close, stay in line. You can still cast your ballot. Your vote matters.

I had an excellent call with President von der Leyen about the road ahead for Canada-E.U. trade.

Canada and Europe are strong, reliable partners. In a shifting global economy, that matters more than ever. We’re ready to secure new transatlantic business opportunities together.

I had a productive call with Ursula von der Leyen this morning. We’re ready to build on our free trade relationship, bolster economic security, and work side-by-side on shared defence and security challenges.

When Canada and the European Union build together, our futures are stronger.

I spoke with UN Secretary-General António Guterres today. In this time of rising conflict, Canada is ready to lead.

We will build coalitions, defend democracy, and stand up for our values on the world stage. As others step back from global leadership, Canada is stepping up.

Congratulations to Péter Magyar on a decisive election victory in Hungary.

The Hungarian people have chosen a new path. We are ready to work with you, and our European allies, to deepen our cooperation in trade, defence, and security.

Welcome back to Canada, President Obama.

Thank you for joining us in Toronto for important conversations on how we can build a better and more just future — and empower more people to build with us.

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The first astronaut in history to speak French while en route to the moon — Canada’s very own Jeremy Hansen 🇨🇦

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My statement on the United States administration’s intention to impose new tariffs on Canadian goods:

A strong, secure Arctic is essential to Canada’s sovereignty.

The world is changing. Our adversaries are watching. We’re making investments now to keep Canada safe for generations to come.

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Canada to partner with Australia on early warning detection system in the Arctic | RCI

Feds also investing $420M into military presence, $253M into Nunavut infrastructure

I just voted.

Make sure you do, too. #CanadaStrong

Thanks, Keir, for the warm welcome at 10 Downing Street. 
 
At a time of great consequence for our country — one in which our sovereignty has been called into question — alliances and friendships like ours matter.

This is Canada — and we decide what happens here.

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Canada is everything.

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My message to our steel and aluminum workers: you have our full support, now and for the future.

We’re going to build big things in Canada, and we need every one of you.

It is my honour to serve. Canada has given me everything. Now, I’m ready to give everything for Canada.

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Thank you.

We're strongest when we are united.

Let’s go. #CanadaStrong

Could not be more proud of you, Team Canada.
 
You’re coming home with 21 hard-fought Olympic medals. Though what Canadians will remember most is how you wore the Maple Leaf: with pride, with grit, and with determination.