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CANADA PM CARNEY TRAVELS TO LONDON BREAKING: Carney ESTABLISHES A New Global Alliance For Canada’s Future PLAY YOUTUBE VIDEO Original article: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIJ3XoM2ZqE
BREAKING: Carney ESTABLISHES A New Global Alliance For Canada’s Future Canada Today 38.1K subscribers Sep 26, 2025 #MarkCarney #CanadaToday #BreakingNews Prime Minister Mark Carney has arrived in London for a crucial round of diplomatic meetings. In this in-depth Canada Today analysis, we cover Carney’s second official U.K. visit in just six months — a trip that includes meetings with leaders from the United Kingdom, Spain, Denmark, Iceland, and Australia. This high-stakes visit comes after Carney’s whirlwind diplomatic blitz: ✅ Meeting Jamaica’s Prime Minister at the UN ✅ Signing a major trade deal with Indonesia ✅ Hosting Ireland’s Prime Minister in Ottawa Now, the London trip could be a turning point for Canada — with trade talks back on the table, global investors watching closely, and NATO allies strengthening defense commitments. While Pierre Poilievre criticizes the trip as wasteful, experts argue that Canada’s prosperity and security depend on alliances. Carney’s strategy is clear: diversify Canada’s relationships, attract investment, and ensure Canada no longer lives in America’s shadow. Will this bold move reshape Canada’s role in the world? Watch the full breakdown here on Canada Today. 👉 Subscribe now for more sharp, fact-driven analysis of Canada’s changing role on the global stage. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s U.K. visit is making headlines as he pushes forward with Carney London talks aimed at reviving a stalled Canada trade deal UK. With high-level Carney NATO meetings and discussions with leaders from Spain, Iceland, Denmark, and Australia, Carney’s foreign policy agenda is clear: Canada will diversify beyond U.S. dependence. Despite Carney Pierre Poilievre criticism, his international diplomacy highlights Carney trade negotiations that put Canada on the world stage. From Carney investment talks London to outlining a Carney global strategy, the focus is on strengthening Canada’s foreign relations 2025. This latest Carney vs Polyav clash underscores the importance of Canada breaking free from U.S. ties while Carney builds alliances abroad. With his second U.K. visit, Carney is shaping Canada’s global power rise, showing that Carney building alliances is central to positioning Canada as a global player. #MarkCarney #CanadaToday #BreakingNews #CarneyUKVisit #CanadaUK #CanadaPolitics #PierrePolyav #CanadaTrade #CanadaSecurity #CarneyInLondon #GlobalDiplomacy #NATO #FiveEyes #CanadaNews #CarneySpeech #CanadaForeignPolicy #CanadaRising #CanadaInvestments #CarneyStrategy #WorldStage How this content was made Auto-dubbed Audio tracks for some languages were automatically generated. Learn more Peter Burgess COMMENTARY Peter Burgess Transcript Transcript 0:00 Prime Minister Mark Carney is making headlines again, this time in London. And let's be clear, this is not just another diplomatic trip. This is about Canada's future, its importance, and its place in the world. Carney is set to meet with the leaders of the United Kingdom, Australia, Iceland, Spain, and Denmark, all in one packed visit. For critics like Pierre Polyav, this trip is a waste of time and taxpayer dollars. Prime Minister Mark Carney is heading to the UK later today talking trade. Over the next three days, Carney will meet with UK Prime Minister Kier Starmer and the Prime Ministers of Iceland, Australia, Spain, and Denmark. Carney is also expected to sit down with business leaders and investors as part of a push to advance trade with international partners. But for experts and global observers, this is the defining moment where Canada proves it no longer lives 1:00 in America's shadow. In the past few weeks alone, Carney has been everywhere, shaking hands at the UN, signing a massive trade deal with Indonesia, welcoming Ireland's prime minister in Ottawa, and now heading to London for talks that could reshape Canada's economic and security future. So tonight we break it all down. Why this UK trip matters, what Carney's global strategy really looks like, why the opposition is wrong, and how Canada is surely becoming one of the world's most important players. Stay tuned because this isn't just foreign policy. This is about who Canada is becoming on the world stage. Let's start with the bigger picture. Carney is on what can only be described as a diplomatic blitz. In just a matter of weeks, he has ticked off a list of 2:00 highlevel meetings that would take most leaders years to achieve. At the United Nations, he met the Jamaican prime minister, reinforcing ties in the Caribbean, an often overlooked but strategically vital region. Back home, he signed a groundbreaking trade deal with Indonesia, opening doors to one of Asia's fastest growing markets. Then in Ottawa, he sat down with Ireland's prime minister, strengthening Canada's position inside Europe. And now he's on his second official visit to the United Kingdom in just 6 months. This pace is unprecedented for a Canadian prime minister, but it's also deliberate. Carney promised Canadians that the era of relying solely on the United States was over. He said Canada would diversify, spread its wings, and find new allies. And whether you support him or not, you have to admit he's 3:01 delivering on his promise. Of course, Pierre Pav couldn't resist. He mocked Carney's trip, questioning whether it's worth the cost, suggesting the prime minister is more interested in rubbing shoulders with elites abroad than solving problems at home. But let's be honest, this is classic opposition politics and it misses the point entirely. So, you know, we just heard uh Pierre Polyv criticizing this trip to London. You know, how worthwhile are these international trips? I think these trips are really important and I think that uh in a world like we're living in today um it's good to have friends. It's really important to have friends and for a country like Canada, our prosperity and our security depends on alliances. Um that leaderto leader level contact and relationship is critical to that and maybe you know if you haven't been in government before in a leadership role 4:00 or if you haven't been recently maybe you've forgotten or don't really understand how important those things are. Janice Sheret had the perfect reply. She reminded Canadians that alliances are not optional. They are essential. In her words, our prosperity and security depends on alliances. That leaderto leader level contact is critical. Think about that. If Canada wants strong trade deals, if we want investment flowing into our economy, if we want security in the Arctic or commitments met through NATO, these things don't happen by accident. They happen through relationships. They happen through presence. And here's the truth. Whether Polyav likes it or not, this is what leadership looks like. It's not flashy. It's not one headline making moment. It's showing up again and again until other leaders know Canada is serious. 5:02 Now, let's zoom in on this London trip. Why does it matter? We and the UK for years were trying to get a comprehensive trade deal passed. uh back in what January 2024 the UK walked away uh from those negotiations. Could we see a revival in these talk in those talks given the times in which we live? Well, let's not lose sight of the fact that the vast majority of trade between Canada and the United Kingdom right now is happening under a trade agreement. There's a little bit left to do and I'm hopeful that all of the conversations that go on between leaders will help us to close that gap. First, there's trade. Back in January 2024, Britain walked away from trade negotiations with Canada. It was a major setback. But now with Carney at the helm, there's fresh hope those talks could be revived. The vast majority of Canada UK trade is still covered under a temporary deal, but the gaps remain. 6:00 Closing those gaps could mean billions in opportunities for Canadian businesses and workers. Second, there's investment. London is one of the world's biggest financial hubs. Carney's background as a former Bank of England governor gives him credibility in those circles. His pitch, Canada is a stable, resourcerrich, innovationdriven economy. The perfect place for investors looking for long-term growth. The experts note that Carney will be talking to investors directly, showcasing Canada as a prime destination for global capital. The uh the the other opportunity though is London is of course a center of huge commerce and investment. And I think the prime minister when he's there is going to make sure that he's meeting with the private sector to show what an fantastic opportunity is to come and do business in Canada. And he's also going to have conversations with other world leaders. 7:01 He's meeting with the leaders of Spain and Iceland and Denmark and Australia. And so it is about forging those alliances and building the paths for Canada and Canadian businesses to be able to trade with with partners around the world. Third, their security. Canada is a five eyes partner with the UK and Australia. Iceland and Denmark are critical Arctic players. Spain is a natural NATO ally. These aren't just photo ops. These are defense conversations about the Arctic, about NATO, and about Canada's commitments to global security, and about moving away from Trump's American in terms of defense partnerships. This visit is about more than one country. It's about positioning Canada at the center of multiple alliances at once. Now, here's something Canadians need to understand. Diplomatic results 8:00 don't come overnight. There's no white smoke from the chimney after one meeting. Relationships are built brick by brick. So, what are you watching out for? Because, you know, it's depending on the country, the the achievements or the goals seem to be very different. And how much you can actually achieve in what is basically a 48 hour period, I guess, is a question mark. So I I don't know it like it's not white smoke comes out of a chimney or some big announcement necessarily that you're going to see. Relationships are built meeting after meeting after meeting. It's just not just in a one and you're done. And so I think what we're going to see out of this I mean the prime minister has now been in office for just over 6 months. This is his fourth trip or his fourth uh bilateral visit with the United Kingdom. What we're seeing there is a real pattern and a depth of those relationships and I think that will translate into business opportunities for Canadians for Canadian companies and the attraction of of investment from UK companies and I hope we're going to see that in those other countries that he's seeing as well. 9:00 This is already Carney's second UK visit in just 6 months. That frequency creates momentum. It signals seriousness and it's exactly how trade deals get revived, how investment flows are unlocked, and how trust between leaders is cemented. This isn't about Carney being in fancy places with fancy people. It's about laying the groundwork for long-term gains. Gains that translate into jobs, stronger trade corridors, and a more secure Canada. And if that sounds boring to Polyav, maybe it's because he's never been in the position to understand how these things work. Let's take a step back. Why does all this matter? Because Canada is finally doing what it should have done decades ago, reducing dependence on the United States. When Donald Trump tried to bully Canada into a bad trade deal, Carney 10:01 drew a solid line. He made it clear that Canada would only accept the best deal for Canadians. That moment shifted how the world saw us. It told allies and competitors alike. Canada is no longer a pushover. Now Carney is capitalizing on that moment. He's building ties in Europe. He's securing deals in Asia. He's renewing ties in the Caribbean. and he's putting Canada in the driver's seat of global conversations on trade, investment, and security. This isn't about being anti-American. It's about being pro-Canada. And it's about making sure that if the US turns inward or becomes unpredictable, Canada has strong, reliable partners elsewhere. Mark Carney's UK trip is not a distraction. It's the next step in a carefully built strategy. Critics like 11:00 Pierre Polyav may call it pointless, but the truth is clear. Canada's future prosperity and security depend on trips like this. This is how Canada moved from being overshadowed to being respected. This is how we diversify our alliances. And this is how we ensure that the best days for Canadian diplomacy are not behind us, they're ahead of us. Canada is becoming a global player and the world is watching. You've been watching Canada Today. If you want more sharp, indepth analysis of Canada's changing role in the world, make sure to hit subscribe and join the conversation.

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