New Liberal leader, Mark Carney, will be Canada’s next prime minister
After 12 years of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau leading Canada’s Liberal Party, a new person has taken his place. On Sunday, former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney was elected to replace Trudeau in a landslide victory. He won 85.9 per cent of the votes from registered Liberals all across Canada. He beat out three other candidates.
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Sophie Grégoire Trudeau reflected on her journey as a “simple human, a woman, a non-official First Lady” in a social media ...
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Canada’s governing Liberal Party appeared poised for a historic election defeat this year. Then Donald Trump declared ...
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Carney was elected Sunday night as Liberal Party of Canada leader with 85.9 per cent of the vote. A date hasn't yet been set for him to take office and he has to first be sworn in by Gov. Gen ...
Mark Carney claimed the leadership position for the Federal Liberals and is set to become the next Prime Minister of Canada ...
Grégoire Trudeau also expressed pride in the work that the federal Liberals, including her ex-husband Justin Trudeau, accomplished over the ten years they’ve been in power. Sophie Grégoire Trudeau ...
Liberal and PC leaders have promised for decades to close a loophole allowing leadership candidates to keep the information ...
The House of Assembly closed Wednesday after sitting for just seven days. The Tories say that’s not good enough. Meanwhile, Liberal leadership candidate John Abbott unveiled a list of caucus ...
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