The race against Conservative Pierre Poilievre is set to revolve around who is best placed to fend off President Trump.

New Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will run in an Ottawa area district as he seeks to join Parliament for the first time ...

Ottawa [Canada], March 14 (ANI): Canada's Liberal Party leader Mark Carney was on Friday sworn in as the new Prime Minister of the country, replacing Justin Trudeau, Al Jazeera reported. Carney, the ...

Justin Trudeau officially stepped down as Prime Minister of Canada on Friday, marking the end of his tenure and the beginning of Mark Carney's leadership. Shortly after taking office, Carney ...

Mark Carney, who has served as central bank governor in Canada and England, was sworn in as Canada's prime minister on Monday, putting him in a position to fight U.S. President Donald Trump's proposed ...

The King has reportedly penned a private letter to Mark Carney as he takes the reins as Canada's new Prime Minister. Sworn in at a ceremony in Ottawa on Friday, Mr Carney pledged his loyalty to ...

Mark Carney is sworn in as Canada's new prime minister at a ceremony in Ottawa The former Bank of England governor replaces Justin Trudeau who was prime minister of Canada for 15 years.

The Liberal government is immediately ending the consumer carbon price and made the change official during Prime Minister Mark Carney’s first cabinet meeting this afternoon. Carney says people who ...

Ottawa MP Jenna Sudds has been shuffled out of cabinet. The removal of Sudds, who was minister of Families, Children and Social Development, came the morning of March 14 as new Prime Minister Mark ...

After meeting with Governor General Mary Simon, Mark Carney has been sworn in as ... David McGuinty, who represents Ottawa South, remains as public safety minister, while also becoming in charge ...

OTTAWA, March 14 (Reuters) - Ex-central banker Mark Carney was sworn in as prime minister of Canada on Friday and immediately said he could work with U.S. President Donald Trump, who is promising ...

OTTAWA — Health Minister Mark Holland says he will not run in the coming federal election. The member of Parliament for Ajax said in a social media post Thursday that “it’s time to go home.” Holland ...