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Carney replaces New York envoy Tom Clark with oil exec, appoints ex-MP to Los Angeles

Susannah Pierce, a former Shell Canada president, takes over a role focused on economic and cultural outreach as Ottawa makes multiple U.S. diplomatic appointments.

  • On Tuesday, Prime Minister Mark Carney's government announced that former oil executive Susannah Pierce will replace Tom Clark as Canada's consul general in New York, according to Global Affairs Canada.
  • Parliamentary scrutiny of Clark followed questions about Ottawa's $9-million Manhattan condominium purchase; officials defended the property as necessary to replace an aging residence.
  • Former Liberal minister Kamal Khera was named consul general in Los Angeles, while Claire Kennedy and career diplomat Andrea Clements were appointed to Chicago and Detroit, respectively.
  • Environmental Defence criticized Pierce, claiming she is an "expert level greenwasher" who distracts from fossil fuel expansion, complicating her mandate to represent current climate policy.
  • As Canada prepares to renegotiate the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement following the Trump regime's refusal to extend it, the government seeks to secure energy interests after scrapping the mandatory emissions cap last year.
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Susannah Pierce, from the oil and gas sector, will succeed former television journalist Tom Clark as Consul General in New York.

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The Carney government replaces former television journalist Tom Clark to the post of Consul General in New York.

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Tuesday, July 14, 2026.
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