From Washington to Iqaluit, Carney’s travels reveal a lot about his priorities | Unpublished
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Author: Stephanie Levitz, Steven Chase
Publication Date: December 23, 2025 - 04:30

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From Washington to Iqaluit, Carney’s travels reveal a lot about his priorities

December 23, 2025

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By Stephanie Levitz and Steven Chase The Globe and Mail Published Dec 23, 2025

Mark Carney became Prime Minister on a promise to reduce Canadian dependence on the increasingly protectionist and unreliable United States under Donald Trump.

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