In his first news conference post-election, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney outlined his priorities, emphasizing his stance against US President Donald Trump’s tariff threats and remarks about Canada becoming the 51st state. Carney announced a strategic visit from King Charles III to open Canada’s Parliament, highlighting national sovereignty amidst recent tensions with the US. He also expressed intentions to unify Canada, extend an olive branch to political rivals, and address pressing issues like cost of living, while preparing for challenging discussions with Trump on trade relations.
