Part of Canada's Trade War and Carney's Realignment · 3 stories · since Sep 10 · newest 2d ago
Carney's Toronto investment summit closes with Harper's endorsement amid privatization backlashCarney opens summit, pitches Canada to investment titans
2 Sep 14 7:57 AM · 10d ago · 24 articles · 1 video · 17 posts · 31 comments · 6 sources · development 2 of 7
Carney welcomed dozens of global investors to Toronto, seeking funding for more than 160 projects he said were key to steering Canada's economy through the US trade war, while positioning Canada as a 'safe harbour' for global finance.
“Canada is a 'safe harbour' for global finance, Carney says”
Mark Carney
Mark Carney Prime Minister of CanadaStephen Harper Former Prime Minister
Avi Lewis NDP LeaderRich Kruger CEO, Suncor EnergyNicolle Butcher CEO, Ontario Power Generation
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first by The New York Times, 8d ago · also Reuters, Investing.com News, Yahoo Finance, Yahoo! Finance Canada, NYT
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- Carney, locked in US trade war, pitches Canada to global investment titans Reuters · 8d ago
- Carney Pitches Canada as a Stable Investment in a Chaotic World New York Times · 8d ago
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first by ABC News, 10d ago · also Boston Globe, Philadelphia Inquirer, AP News
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first by ctvnews.ca, 12d ago · also CityNews Edmonton, Yahoo! Finance Canada, CityNews Montreal
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- Carney to showcase Canada’s capital agenda at first-ever investment summit - National globalnews.ca · 11d ago
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first by PBS, 8d ago · also Boston Globe, PBS NewsHour
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- Carney pitches Canada as a haven for investors amid a US trade war Boston Globe · 8d ago
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first by Al Jazeera, 9d ago · also Japan Times, The Hindu
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- Mark Carney pitches Canada to global investors amid US trade war Al Jazeera · 9d ago
- Carney, locked in U.S. trade war, pitches Canada to global investment titans Japan Times · 9d ago
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3 outlets Mark Carney’s investment summit could pave the way to a corporate carve-up of Canada ⋆ The Breach
first by Mastodon, 13d ago · also Toronto Star, The Globe and Mail
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- Opinion | Why Mark Carney’s investment summit is Canada’s chance to build an economy no U.S. tariff can touch Toronto Star · 12d ago
- Is Carney a closer? The Canada Investment Summit will be the ultimate test The Globe and Mail · 12d ago
- Some of Canada’s biggest financial players are promising billions of dollars ahead of Mark Carney’s investment summit financialpost.com · 11d ago
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first by Mastodon, 7d ago · also BBC
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first by Digital Journal, 7d ago
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first by Canadian Press, 8d ago
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(Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney welcomes dozens of global investors to Toronto this week, hoping to lure investments for more than 160 projects that he says are key to steering Canada's economy through a trade war with the United States.
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🟠 UPDATE Canada Pursues European Trade Partners to Avoid US Tariffs Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is hosting global investors in Toronto to secure funding for over 160 projects, aiming to mitigate economic impacts from the ongoing trade war with the United States. 📰 https://www. msn.com/en-ca/money/general/ca…
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Absolutely I'm Canadian, and it's hard to believe anyone who is could think he did the country any good. Harper was directly responsible for destroying StatsCan by ditching the mandatory long form census, which made Canada a global source for stats due to their thoroughness and rigor. A big factor there was that with less accurate stats, less…
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Protestors to target Carney's Toronto investment summit https://www. ctvnews.ca/canada/article/prot ests-planned-for-carneys-investment-summit-in-toronto/
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No, his performance as opposition leader is reflexive, shallow and hyper-partisan. He needs to challenge the government, but opposing everything they do no matter what, or doing stuff like "proposing" a trade deal for the Americans (like they'd take it) and blaming Carney for not securing one... stuff like that ranges from silly to partisan slop…
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I’m so confused, it sounds like you don’t know what your point is You say Conservatives like Carney, you like Carney, yet Liberals are stupid for abandoning their plan of voting for PP in favour of Carney.. because they were scared of the US? Are you living under a rock, because it seems like those fears were entirely justified given difficulty of…
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Argument : "because I say so" ? He's a centrist that could have gone either way. Right of the Liberal party, or left of the Conservative party (if the Conservative party was still capable of electing a Red Tory at the moment, which they are not). This shows in his policies on resource extraction, his cuts to the civil service, his increases to the…
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Look,however you want to justify people voting against the exact same measures they previously voted in, feel free to do it. I look at it as the media makes a boogeyman, and people just vote team Red to be safe, and that’s basically it. There are only about 25% of seats that flip anyways, so let’s not pretend “Canada” got together and decided on a…
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So lets ask Stevo all about his IDU.. you know since he is the chairman. ask him about his brethren, and what he thinks about their actions. is he ok with the republican party performing Fascism in the USA how about the AfD in germany . or how about Argentina and their RP government they are all IDU bretheren. Harper is a snake in the grass…
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Pierre is performing his parliamentary duties only intermittently. While he IS an effective leader of the opposition, his actions often exceed the bounds of his official responsibilities and would largely be considered unparliamentary and damaging. Furthermore, he has a duty to protect Canadians, promote unity, and prevent misinformation or at the…
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The Carney glaze is getting pretty over-the-top nowadays. Harper's direct quote during the 2025 election, while he was literally campaigning for Poilievre against Carney was: I am the only person who can say that both of the men running to be prime minister once worked for me. And, in that regard, my choice without hesitation, without…
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Weve been doing pretty well given the circumstances. I hated harper but even I have to admit we weathered the 2008 crisis very well because of him and Carney. Carney has done pretty damn well getting us through this second Trump era as well. Maybe lay off the Russian coolaid agitprop for a while and come back to reality.
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Right, well, let's settle on Carney being a clear capital L Liberal in the tradition of Jean Chretien and Paul Martin, I wouldn't call him a small-l liberal as people understand that word to mean in popular discourse. I'd consider the current Liberal party "radical centrist", which is a term Chretien himself prefers.
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He also is a part of the government and could work with the Liberals on bills to benefit his constituents. Look at what the NDP accomplished just with the dental program. That is a huge positive for millions of folks in the country. I grew up poor and didn’t get the dental work I needed and am now paying the price.
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That happened in 2015 when we switched parties and is now happening again within the same party. Two years ago people would be losing their fucking minds at the thought of a fiscal conservative leader trying to court foreign ownership of Canadian infrastructure and resources. We have 180'd just as hard as the US.
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Subsequent polls all reflect the fear instilled by Trump. When Trump is gone, the support given to the Liberal party by NDP voters will also be gone because the Liberals are governing like a conservative party. The protests planned for Carney’s conference are a sign of what’s to come.
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No, Carney doesn't have the culture war BS that comes with the Conservatives. The Barbaric Cultural Practices Hotline that Harper came up with in his last election? I don't think Carney would bring that up. Carney is a fiscal conservative along with Harper, that's their common ground.
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Smart enough? The man has a brilliant mind. Listen to him speak, he is extremely intelligent. I would always laugh when I heard him speak compared to Trudeau when he was in power and always thought, how could anyone vote for this babbling fool over Harper back in the day.
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I like to think this too, but seeing Canada for past 10 years, with JT at helm, who was running the show? I definitely feel like we are moving in the right direction right now, but let's face it, the previous leadership was pushing a different aggenda for very long time.
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Extended to 30 years, the norm in the US. We still have strict income requirements and stress checks. There's a reason our mortgage bonds didn't collapse in 08 and they remain incredibly safe. These aren't NINJA loans 😂
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Yeah exactly. MPs are accountable to their constituents, not Mark Carney or the Liberal Party. If they believe government policy doesn’t serve their constituents interests then it’s their job to oppose it.
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When PP came out timid against Trump before the election, Harper had to come out in the public and strongly rebuke the US. It was as if Harper was reprimanding PP and showing PP how he should have done it.
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Unfortunately for them, Carney pretends that they don’t exist. The only time he acknowledged the Greens was when he sent Guilbeault to lie to May in order to secure her vote in support of the budget.
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Since you haven’t been paying attention, I’m glad to inform you that by the end of Trudeau’s prime minister tenure, the liberal voters absolutely despised him too, as seen in literally every poll.
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