Mark Carney sworn in as Canada's prime minister as Justin Trudeau steps down

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Carney suggests he will get rid of the carbon tax on first official day in office

New Prime Minister Mark Carney suggested that he would get rid of the much-maligned consumer carbon tax on his first official day in office.

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Here’s what Canadians have to say about the new Prime Minister, Mark Carney - NOW Toronto

Liberal Party leader Mark Carney was sworn in as 24th prime minister of Canada this morning, and Canadians have mixed feelings about it.

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OTTAWA.- Former director of Canada's central bank, Mark Carney, took office this Friday as the country's new prime minister, replacing Justin Trudeau and amid strong tensions with his powerful neighbor America over the tariff war and even threats of annexation.Trudeau, who ruled the country for a decade (2015-2025), announced his resignation in January after losing political support.The Liberal Party chose Carney to succeed him in the hope that …

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Mark Carney sworn in as Canada’s new prime minister, replacing Trudeau

The former central banker has promised to deliver ‘action’ as country faces hostility on trade from the United States.

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Carney says his government starts in a moment of crisis in Canada-U.S. relations

OTTAWA — Mark Carney was sworn in as Canada's 24th prime minister in a ceremony at Rideau Hall on Friday morning, along with a leaner Liberal cabinet that he said is focused on "meeting the moment" and facing down the threat posed by U.S.

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Having lost his shine, with Trump’s help Trudeau leaves partly rehabilitated

The long-serving Canadian leader resigns with his resurgent party riding a wave of nationalism in the wake of Donald Trump’s tariffs and threats. But is ex-banker Mark Carney the man for the job?