Mark Carney calls for unity at Liberal convention with majority government nearly clinched

'Our goal is AI for all,' Carney says in Liberal convention speech

In his keynote speech at the Liberal party national convention, Prime Minister Mark Carney called on Canadians to unite in the face of rapid geopolitical and technological change, including advancements in AI. Carney said AI will undoubtedly be transformative, but 'the question is whether it will improve the lives of all Canadians or benefit only some.'

LILLEY: Tories can thank Donald Trump with Mark Carney on verge of majority

By the time Mark Carney turns off the light and heads to bed Monday night, he will know for certain that he is presiding over a majority government.

Maple MAGA MP Joins Liberal Party of Canada

Photo: Wannapik StudioThe Canadian prime minister’s surname happens to be shorthand for sketchy carnival workers, so maybe it shouldn’t be a surprise Mark Carney seems willing to invite pretty much anyone — even ideological opponents — into the Liberal Party’s big tent if it means the ringmaster gets that much closer to a precious majority government. Even if the stakes holding the tent to the ground keep getting pulled up and moved to the right…

CTV National News: PM Carney delivers powerful speech at Liberal convention in Montreal

The speech was met with thunderous cheers from Liberal delegates at the convention in Montreal. Annie Bergeron-Oliver reports.

Carney Says Liberals Following Trudeau’s ‘Inclusive Society’ Tradition, Emphasizes Unity

Prime Minister Mark Carney stressed unity, national strength, and inclusion in a speech to Liberal Party members on the final day of their annual convention in Montreal. “Justin Trudeau widened the scope of our inclusive society by lifting … almost 1 million Canadian children out of poverty. He walked the path of reconciliation with indigenous peoples and he built a true compact with future generations,” he said. “Now we stand in that tradition …

Carney preaches 'politics of unity' to close out party convention as Liberals look to secure tent poles on cusp of majority

Renouncing division is 'what Canadians have been asking for,' says MP Corey Hogan, while first-time convention attendee and rookie MP Jake Sawatzky says Prime Minister Mark Carney's speech brings 'hope' to a younger generation.