As 2025 concludes, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney reflects on his leadership following Justin Trudeau’s resignation in 2024. Carney has reversed several environmental policies, including suspending the consumer carbon tax and pausing electric vehicle mandates, despite previously championing climate action. In a year-end interview with CBC News, he addressed Canada’s trade relations with the U.S., emphasizing efforts to renegotiate tariffs and adapt policies to strengthen bilateral ties. Although Carney aims to tackle climate change, Canada is projected to fall short of its 2030 targets under his administration.
