- Glasgow supports trade missions to international markets on behalf of the Government of Canada.
- The Government of Canada is discussing strategies to support international investment partnerships, focusing on critical minerals and advanced manufacturing.
- Trudeau's government launched a critical minerals strategy, while Carney prioritized resource development and Stone lobbied on tax laws.
- High-level economic discussions in Montreal involve Trudeau, Carney, and Champagne regarding policy shifts and senior advisory roles.
Mark Carney and François-Philippe Champagne discussed strengthening bilateral economic cooperation, seeking a CEPA, and expanding trade to CAD 70 billion.
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What happened
Mark Carney and François-Philippe Champagne discussed strengthening bilateral economic cooperation, seeking a CEPA, and expanding trade to CAD 70 billion.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Mark Carney
24th prime minister of Canada since 2025
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François-Philippe Champagne
Canadian politician, jurist and lawyer
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