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Former main banker Mark Carney won the race to end up being leader of Canadasruling Liberal Party and will prosper Justin Trudeau as prime minister, main outcomes revealed on Sunday.Carney will take control of at a troubled time in Canada, which remains in the middle of a trade war with longtime ally the United States under President Donald Trump and should hold a general election soon.Carney, 59, took 86% of votes cast to beat previous Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland in a contest in which simply under 152,000 party members voted.
& Theressomeone whostrying to compromise our economy, & Carney said of Trump, spurring loud boos at the party gathering.
& Hesattacking Canadian employees, households, and businesses.
We can &'t let him prosper.
& This won &'t be company as normal, & Carney stated.
& We will need to do things that we sanctuary &'t imagined previously, at speeds we didn &'t think possible.
& Trudeau revealed in January that he would step down after more than nine years in power as his approval ranking dropped, requiring the ruling Liberal Party to run a fast contest to replace him.
& Make no error, this is a nation-defining moment.
Democracy is not a given.
Freedom is not an offered.
Even Canada is not a given, & Trudeau said.Carney, a political newbie, argued that he was finest placed to restore the celebration and to supervise trade settlements with Trump, who is threatening extra tariffs that might maim Canadasexport-dependent economy.Trudeau has actually imposed C$ 30 billion of vindictive tariffs on the United States in action to tariffs Trump levied on Canada.
& My government will keep our tariffs on until the Americans show us respect, & Carney said.Carneyswin marks the very first time an outsider without any genuine political background has become Canadian prime minister.
He has said his experience as the first person to serve as the governor of two G7 reserve banks & Canada and England & suggested he was the very best prospect to deal with Trump.The possibility of a fresh start for the Liberal Party under Carney, integrated with Trumpstariffs and his repetitive taunts to annex Canada as the 51st United States state, led to an exceptional revival of Liberal fortunes.At the start of 2025 the celebration tracked by 20 or more points however is now statistically connected with the main opposition Conservatives led by career politician Pierre Poilievre in several polls.At a demonstration outside CanadasParliament building in Ottawa on Sunday, dozens of Canadians held up indications protesting Trump with no reference to domestic politics.
& There is a rallying-around-the-flag minute that we would never have actually forecasted a year ago, & said University of British Columbia politics teacher Richard Johnston.
& I think itsprobably true as we speak that the Liberals have actually been conserved from oblivion.
& Polls though show that neither the Liberals nor the Conservatives would have the ability to form a bulk federal government.
An election needs to be held by October 20.
2 Liberal Party sources said Carney would call an election in coming weeks, implying one might take place much sooner.Carney could legally function as prime minister without a seat in the House of Commons but custom determines that he should seek to win one as soon as possible.Liberals sought to compare Conservative leader Poilievre to Trump in a recent ad.
Poilievre in turn ramped up attacks on Carney on Sunday.The post Mark Carney wins race to change Trudeau as Canadasprime minister first appeared on Ariana News.





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[Afghanistan] - Bayat Foundation broadens aid operations for Afghan returnees at crucial border crossings


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[Afghanistan] - Saar: Kabul's efforts to broaden worldwide diplomatic relations discussed


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[Afghanistan] - IEA declares commitment to anti-drug efforts, prompts international assistance


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[Afghanistan] - UN envoy advises immediate international reaction as Afghan returns rise


[Afghanistan] - SCO Foreign Ministers fulfill in China as member states prepare for fall top


[Afghanistan] - IEA expresses acknowledgements over death of Pashto poet Matiullah Turab


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US appeals court temporarily upholds protected status for Afghans


[Afghanistan] - Saar: Middle East crisis and its effects discussed


[Afghanistan] - AFPL: Omid draw with Jawanan Maihan; Etihad 3-1 Perozi Panjshir


[Afghanistan] - UN envoy raises alarm over Afghanistan's widespread illiteracy


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[Afghanistan] - Russia, China talk about Ukraine war and ties with the United States


[Afghanistan] - Tahawol: Efforts to assist returnees gone over


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[Afghanistan] - Saar: Kabul's broadening ties with Central Asian nations gone over


[Afghanistan] - Nadeem knocks int'l community for 'double requirements' over ICC arrest warrants


[Afghanistan] - Iran's VP: Deported Afghans can go to diplomatic objectives to pursue their claims


[Afghanistan] - IEA delegation attends global railway congress in China


[Afghanistan] - Khalilzad declines claims that China manages previous US base in Afghanistan


[Afghanistan] - Afghanistan's Education Ministry promises schooling for returnee trainees from Iran


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[Afghanistan] - Khalilzad condemns Iran's 'ruthless' mass deportation of Afghan migrants


[Afghanistan] - Trump calls Gen. Milley an 'moron' for leaving US military devices behind in Afghanistan


[Afghanistan] - Bayat Foundation offers urgent support to Afghan returnees at Islam Qala border


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[Afghanistan] - Afghan cricket umpire Bismillah Shinwari dies aged 41


[Afghanistan] - Netanyahu satisfies Trump at White House as Israel, Hamas talk about ceasefire


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