Canadas

In a bold political move, newly appointed Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced a snap election, set for April 28. His rationale? A strong mandate is crucial to address the economic challenges posed by US President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Although the next general election was originally scheduled for October 20, Carney aims to harness the momentum from his Liberal party’s remarkable recovery in polling since January, coinciding with Trump’s aggressive rhetoric towards Canada and the resignation of former Prime…

In a significant diplomatic gesture, Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney has formally extended an invitation to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to attend the upcoming G7 summit, set to take place in June in Alberta. This announcement was confirmed by a government official, highlighting the importance of international collaboration in these challenging times. Mr. Carney, who assumed office just last week, connected with President Zelensky over the weekend. According to the official statement, "President Zelensky has…

Mark Carney's journey to the precipice of Canadian politics is as striking as it is unconventional. Born near the Arctic in Fort Smith, Northwest Territories, he's not your typical politician. Instead, he’s a seasoned leader who has commanded the central banks of two major economies: Canada and the United Kingdom. And now, he stands poised to become Canada's next prime minister, despite never having set foot in parliament. It's a narrative that defies expectations and resonates with those who believe in the possibility of…

Facing mounting pressure from his own ranks, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced he would bid adieu to his nine-year stint as the country’s leader."I have decided to step aside because this proud country deserves a genuine choice come election time," he shared during a Monday presser. Trudeau also mentioned his intention to remain in office until his party appoints a successor and stated that the Canadian parliament would take a breather—suspended until 24 March.This decision comes amid Trudeau’s dwindling…

Mogadishu (AX) — Canada has revealed a substantial rollback in its immigration strategy, scaling down the influx of newcomers amid escalating challenges in housing and social services. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the revamped plan, adjusting Canada’s permanent residency target for 2025 from a half-million to 395,000. That’s slicing it down by a hefty 21%. Trudeau confessed that his team “misjudged the balance” between filling job vacancies and managing immigration levels.Public mood is swaying these days. Recent…