Canadian PM next to win Trump Trade Trade

Mark Carney won the race to succeed Justin Trudeau as the next Prime Minister of Canada, who won the business war against the US and President Donald Trump.

The former Governor of Canada and the central banks in the UK have beaten three opponents of liberal leadership leaders in a landslide.

In many of his speech, Carney, 59, attacked Trump, imposing Tarko in Canada and said that he wanted to do the country in the US 51st state in the US. “Americans should be wrong,” he said. “In shopping, like hockey, Canada will win.”

Carney is expected to swear while PM in the coming days leads liberals in the next general election, which is expected to be called in the coming weeks.

Carmney, now chief minister-design, did not serve in the selected office.

The leadership race began in January after Truedeau resigned after a decade of office. He faced internal pressure to stop deeply unpopular with voters, which is frustrated with a housing crisis and the increase in cost.

Carney won on the first ballot on Sunday evening, taking 85.9% of the vote to beat his nearest rival, former finance minister chrystia freeland.

The strong cheers exploded as the results were announced by a crowd of 1,600 Parties faithfully in Ottawa, Capital in Canada.

The party says more than 150,000 people reject the race ballots.

Carney, leading a minority of Parliament government, can call a joint joint election to withdraw a person without trust in a month.

Liberals tracked conservatives, led by Pierre Piilivre, at the beginning of this year over 20 points.

But they set the gap because trading war began and began today’s statistical objection, according to some polls.

Most of Carney’s speech focused on “unreasonable Tariffs of Trump” in Canada, the largest trade partner in America.

“He attacked the workers of Canada, family, and business,” he said, with the strong boos from the crowd. “We don’t let him succeed.”

He said his government will continue to the tariffs of us imported “until Americans show us respect”.

“I know it’s dark days,” Carney said. “Dark days a country carries us no longer trusted.

“We take the shock, but we can’t forget the lessons: we need to watch ourselves and we need to look at each other. We need to get along with tough days ahead.”

Carney also promised that “our boundaries are safe”, which is a significant need to Trump their tariff stand-off.

The US president has mentioned at Carney’s attacks on his main opponent, conservative leader in Piilievre.

“Pierre Piilivre’s plan leaves us divided and ready to overcome,” Carney said.

“Because a man who worships Donald Trump’s altar is kneeling before him, you will not stand him.”

Shortly before Carney was taken to the stage tradeau giving an emotional adventure to the speech of the same event.

He warned that Canada faced a “with challenge challenge” from the US under Trump.

Conservatives need to indicate politics since Trudeau’s resignation, and targets Carney “like justin”, while accusing a “sneaky” plan to win a fourth.

Poilivre’s Party also accused Carney who lied about his role in turning investment company in New York’s Asset Chandet Comfice. Carney said formal decision to transfer company made after he quit the board.

The Minister of the Federal Public David McGuinty, who endorsed the Carney, said the BBC “he designed the kind of quiet determination, but the ability to determine some major issues”.

“I really, excited the future. And straightforward, it’s time for an election.”

The former central banker runs a broad center agenda, a transition from the Tradeau, who moves the liberals to the left.

Among the key promises of liberal leader are pushing major energy projects such as tubes, facing political rocks in recent years.

He promised major investments in housing and clean energy projects, and trade formations within Canada, which obstructions remain in the provinces of the US.

During the leadership race, Carney promised to prevent federal government size, extending 40% under tradeau and form a review of the program.