Apr 24, 2025 5:25 PM - Connect Newsroom
Mark Carney under attack by opponents after talks with US President
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It has been revealed that Trump had directly talked about making Canada the 51st province in a phone call with Carney on March 28.(Photo: The Canadian Press)
Liberal leader Mark Carney, who is leading in the race for prime minister in Canada's election polls, is under attack by the opposition over a phone call he had with Trump last month.
It has been revealed that Trump had directly talked about making Canada the 51st province in a phone call with Carney on March 28, while Carney, in a press conference later that day, had said the opposite, saying that the president had respected Canada's sovereignty in his private and public remarks today. N.D.P. leader Jagmeet Singh expressed concern over Carney's stance.
It is noteworthy that this revelation has come as Canada is going to vote on Monday. At the same time, Poilievre, reacting to Trump's remarks, said that we will never become a province of the United States.
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