Canadian leader says he isn't proposing forming new alliance with "better manners"
Canadian prime minister Mark Carney used his speech to the European Parliament on Thursday to provide more detail on what a deeper alliance between Canada and the EU could look like. Carney made it clear that he was “not proposing a third bloc" to "become a great power rival" with "better manners," in what could be perceived as a swipe at President Donald Trump.
Canadian prime minister Mark Carney used his speech to the European Parliament on Thursday to provide more detail on what a deeper alliance between Canada and the EU could look like. Carney made it clear that he was “not proposing a third bloc" to "become a great power rival" with "better manners," in what could be perceived as a swipe at President Donald Trump.
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