Carney may accept the world as it is, but we cannot accept Canada as it is

Australian PM invites Canadian leader to visit

Albanese’s announcement came only three days after Carney addressed the World Economic Forum in Davos, where he declared that the “rules-based international order” had “ruptured.”

Carney may accept the world as it is, but we cannot accept Canada as it is

If we cannot move goods to global markets from our largest ports, others will do it from theirs. Those others are Americans

Carney’s middle powers agenda leaves Canberra squirming

Anthony Albanese said he agreed with the Canadian PM, but it is highly unlikely he or any of his national security ministers would give the same kind of speech.

Letter to the editor: Tell congressional statesman to stand for us and stop Trump’s dogfights

The U.S. and the world grasped the reality of Canadian Prime Minister Carney’s remarks in Davos, Switzerland. Heed the truth in what was said. Take note of how it affects the world, our country and our state’s relationships in it.…

Former Afghanistan Brig.-Gen. David Fraser talks Canada's military preparedness, calls Carney's Davos speech 'courageous'

Former brigadier-general in Afghanistan David Fraser talks Canadian military preparedness, says Mark Carney's Davos speech was "courageous."

Carney in Davos: “The power of the less powerful starts with honesty”

Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland on Jan. 20, Prime Minister Mark Carney said that the global “rules based international order” was undergoing a rupture, not a transition.  Carney warned that the long-standing promise of economic integration between middle and great powers has increasingly been distorted, becoming a tool of leverage and subjugation rather than cooperation.   The speech — written entirely by Carney — came…