A ballyhooed summit in Toronto and a big speech in Europe offer opportunities to seize business and diplomatic opportunities, but there are hazards.
It’s been 18 months since Mark Carney was sworn in as prime minister, but the week ahead will be his real coming out.
With his much-touted investment summit in Toronto and his planned speech to the European Parliament in Strasbourg, it will be the moment when much of what the prime minister has been preaching and promising since he took power is put into practice.
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Carney heads to Europe for high-stakes speech and deeper EU ties amid US clash
From a faltering economy to high expectation from the public, parliament's return could bring challenges for Canada's new PM.
Global acclaim and domestic political gains have defined Mark Carney's first year as Canada's PM. He now faces pressure to…
As the prime minister hits the European circuit Wednesday, his critics and supporters believe it’s time to flesh out what his…
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Toronto summit brings global CEOs together to pitch 167 project opportunities and chase a…
The prime minister hinted Sunday in Toronto that deals are about to be announced as his inaugural Investment Summit gets underway.
MONTREAL, Sept 14 — Prime Minister Mark Carney calls Canada “the most European of non-European countries,” and while formal EU…
