Donald Trump has the premiers on Mark Carney’s side as Canada braces for the worst

Prime Minister Carney: Canada 'Will Not Accept' Bad Trade Deal

The government of Canada will not accept a bad deal, Carney said during remarks in Huntsville, Ontario. Our objective is not to reach a deal, whatever it costs. We are pursuing a deal that will be in the best interest of Canadians.

Ford praises Carney after late-night fireside chat at Muskoka cottage

It may not be the sunny ways government, but some premiers certainly seem to be feeling sunny about the future after a meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney on Tuesday.

Carney heads north as premiers wrap up three-day summit in Muskoka, Ont.

Martin Regg Cohn: Donald Trump has the premiers on Mark Carney’s side as Canada braces for the worst

In an unprecedented display of unity and solidarity, the first ministers are all singing from the same spreadsheet, Martin Regg Cohn writes.

Donald Trump has the premiers on Mark Carney’s side as Canada braces for the worst

In an unprecedented display of unity and solidarity, the first ministers are all singing from the same spreadsheet, Martin Regg Cohn writes.

The Great Canadian Rights Grab – Pixel Envy

David Moscrop, Jacobin, on the phenomenal curtailing of civil liberties promised by Bill C-2: As a thought experiment, we might ask whether Carney would be tabling his bill absent Trump’s trade threats — and it’s reasonable to think that he wouldn’t. Nor, likely, would he be spending billions more on the armed forces. Carney’s goal, above all, is to grow the Canadian economy, using state power to “catalyze” private sector investment and growth.…