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What Carney’s push to strengthen Canada-EU ties could look likePolitics2:02

Prime Minister Mark Carney says he wants Canada to form a “unique alliance” with the European Union. The comments came days after a Wall Street Journal report that Canada was seeking “associate member” status in the EU, prompting questions about what such a partnership could mean for the country.

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Is Trump pushing Canada to cut its trade dependence on the US?Economy

Canada is seeking investment and closer relationships beyond the United States as trade ties with Washington deteriorate under President Donald Trump. Prime Minister Mark Carney is courting major global investors in Toronto and pursuing closer links with the European Union, but it remains uncertain whether Canada can reduce its economic reliance on its powerful neighbor. More than 70% of Canadian trade is still tied to the US, while Europe accounts for only a fraction.

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Would Canadians support closer EU ties? | Power & PoliticsPolitics28:43

A senior Canadian official says Canada is not seeking EU membership in any form, including associate membership. As Prime Minister Mark Carney prepares to address the European Parliament, the Power Panel debates what deeper Canada-EU ties could look like.

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Canada seeks big-money investors at new summit amid U.S. trade warEconomy

Canada’s first-of-its-kind investment summit has opened in Toronto, drawing some of the world’s wealthiest investors. The government says they oversee more than $100 trillion in capital and are considering opportunities to invest in Canadian projects. The event also features former U.S. ambassador to Canada Bruce Heyman and Northwest Territories Premier R.J. Simpson.

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What would a stronger EU-Canada partnership look like?Politics

Canada and the European Union are discussing a deeper partnership, a question raised by Prime Minister Mark Carney. The EU is opening a new diplomatic office in Ottawa, with more details expected when Carney addresses the European Parliament on Thursday. Carney said Canada is not seeking EU membership.

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Canada wants global investors. Are they buying?Economy19:49

Prime Minister Mark Carney and leading Canadian business figures are courting international investors in Toronto this week. Carney is seeking $1 trillion in investment over the next decade. Bloomberg News’s Matthew Winkler and The Hub’s Falice Chin assess what Canada is offering and who might invest.

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Carney joins Scott Moe for ‘historic investment’ in Canadian data sovereignty | LIVETech

Prime Minister Mark Carney is expected to spotlight a major investment in Canadian data sovereignty Monday afternoon in Toronto, alongside Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe. The announcement is being made during the inaugural Canada Investment Summit, which brings business leaders and global asset managers together to examine major projects across the country.

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‘We have what the world wants’: Carney to pitch Canada at investment summitEconomy2:22

Prime Minister Mark Carney is hosting hundreds of global investors in Toronto for a first-of-its-kind summit designed to attract new investment to Canada. He plans to seek funding for major projects across the country and has hinted that several deals have already been signed.

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Carney says Canada is seeking a ‘unique alliance’ with EU, not membershipPolitics7:21

Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada plans to open talks with the European Union on a “unique alliance,” while ruling out membership or “associate membership” as reported by the Wall Street Journal. Former ambassador Stéphane Dion says EU membership is a non-starter for several reasons.

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Canadian exports to China rise 30% amid trade war with USEconomy4:16

Canadian exports to China rose 30% in the first half of 2026, pointing to warmer diplomatic and economic ties between the two countries. The renewed engagement is part of Canada’s effort to diversify its economy during the trade war with the United States.

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Canada’s Carney on Capital Investment, AI and US TradePolitics

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney discusses efforts to attract more foreign investment, coordinate on artificial intelligence safety and assess the state of trade with the United States. He speaks with Bloomberg News Ottawa Bureau Chief Brian Platt ahead of Canada’s first national investment summit in Toronto.

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Carney Says Canada Will Reach Trade Deal With USEconomy2:46

Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada will eventually reach a trade agreement with the US and is ready to return to negotiations. Talks broke down on August 21.

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Carney opens Canada’s first-ever investment summit with welcome remarks | LIVEEconomy10:05

Prime Minister Mark Carney is delivering remarks to global business leaders to open Canada’s first-ever investment summit. Hundreds of global and domestic investors are expected at a downtown Toronto hotel on Sept. 14 and 15, while Carney, cabinet members, premiers and Canadian business leaders present major projects from across the country.

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Sunday Scrum: Is there still a path to a U.S.-Canada deal?Politics

Chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton discusses with Rob Russo of The Economist, The Hill Times managing editor Charelle Evelyn and Calgary Herald columnist Rob Breakenridge how the U.S. and Canada might return to negotiations. They also consider what closer ties with the EU could mean for Canada’s response to U.S. aggression.

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Why Canada’s industry minister is convinced Carney’s investment summit will succeedEconomy

Chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton interviews Industry Minister Mélanie Joly about Prime Minister Mark Carney’s investment summit and the government’s aim of attracting billions of dollars in foreign capital. European Parliament member Tobias Cremer discusses Carney’s upcoming speech to European leaders and closer Canada-EU ties, while the Port of Churchill’s CEO outlines what further investment could mean for connections.

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Trump says Canada ‘wants to make a deal very badly’Economy

U.S. President Donald Trump struck an unexpectedly upbeat tone, saying a trade deal with Canada could come “fairly soon” if Ottawa addresses his concerns over agricultural trade. He also said Canada wants a deal with the United States “very badly.” Trump spoke Saturday in Ireland when asked whether he might withdraw from the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement.

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Canada weighs a major move as US trade war intensifiesEconomy4:58

On Fox & Friends Weekend, The Sun’s editor-at-large Harry Cole examined Canada’s effort to deepen its EU relationship amid an intensifying US trade war, alongside President Donald Trump’s remarks favoring Irish reunification.

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