Canada’s next PM vows to win trade war with Trump

Mark Carney won the game to succeed in Canada’s next prime minister, and vowed to win a trade war with US President Donald Trump.

Former Canadian governor and the Central Bank of the United Kingdom have won three rivals in the Liberal Party Leadership Contest in the landslide.

Carney, a 59 -year -old 59 -year -old, said he wanted to attack Trump, who imposed tariffs on Canada and to make the United States the 51st US state. “Americans should not make a mistake,” he said. “Like a hockey in trade, Canada will win.”

Carney is expected to lead the Liberal Party in the next general election, which is expected to be called in the next few weeks.

Carney, currently designated by the prime minister, has never served in the elected office.

The leadership race began in January after Trudeau resigned for almost 10 years. He faced an internal pressure that was deeply popular with voters who were frustrated with the housing crisis and rising living expenses.

Kani won the first vote on Sunday evening and won 85.9%of votes.

The result was a great cheer as the results were announced to about 1,600 parties faithful in Ottawa, Canada.

The party said more than 150,000 people threw voted paper in the race.

Carni, who leads a minority in the parliament, was able to call the Snap general election or the opposition party forced one by the end of this month with a trustless vote.

The Liberal Party increased the conservative sugars led by Pierre Ponyvre earlier this year.

However, some polls have narrowed the gap since the beginning of the trade war with Trump.

Most of Carney’s speech focused on Trump’s “legitimate tariffs” in Canada, the largest trading partner in the United States.

“He is attacking Canadian workers, family and business,” he said with a loud noise from the crowds. “We can’t make him succeed.”

He said his government would keep the tariffs on US income until the Americans said, “until Americans respect us.”

“I know this is a dark day. “A dark day we no longer trust.

“We are overcoming shock, but never forget the class: we must take care of ourselves and look at each other. We must gather together on a difficult day.”

Carney also promised to “secure our borders,” which was Trump’s main demand in the tariff.

The US president even mentioned an attack on Poil Ievre, a conservative leader of Carney.

Carney said, “The plan of Pierre Poilieve will be ready to divide and conquer us.

“Because a worshiper at Donald Trump altar kneels to him and doesn’t stand up to him.”

Just before Carney brought it to the stage, Trudeau gave an emotional farewell speech at the same event.

He warned that Canada is facing an “existential challenge” in the United States under Trump.

The Conservative Party had to pivot politically since Trudeau’s resignation, Carney aimed as “Just Tring Like,” and simply condemned the “despicable” Liberal Party by simply replacing the leader.

The party of POILIEVRE also accused Carney for his role in moving his role in moving his headquarters from Toronto to New York. Carney said that the official decision to relocate the company was lost after quitting the board of directors.

David McGuinty, a minister of public safety ministers that approved Carney, told the BBC that “a powerful resolution and capacity to deal with some of these big problems, but to deal with some of these problems.”

“I’m really excited about coming. Honestly, it’s an election time.”

Former central banks ran a wide range of centralized agenda that moved away from Trudo, which moved the liberals to the left.

One of the main promises of the new liberal leaders is to promote major energy projects such as pipelines faced with political obstacles in recent years.

He promised major investments in housing and clean energy projects, promised to liberalize trade in Canada, where barriers remained between the provinces and promised to diversify trade in the United States.

During the leadership race, Carney promised to offset the size of a 40% federal government and review the program.