Mark Carney
@MarkJCarney · North America
Mark Carney is followed by Storyz World for government and public service coverage connected to Canada in the North America chapter.
Welcome to Calgary, Mr. President @ZelenskyyUA. A year ago, we stood side by side in Saint Sophia Square in Kyiv, at the heart of Ukraine’s fight for freedom and celebrations of your freedoms. My message then remains the same today: Canada will always stand alongside Ukraine.
Translated from FrenchCanada stands with Ukraine, now and always. Now, we’re forging a new partnership. To equip the Canadian Armed Forces with new drone capabilities. To create good jobs. And to arm Ukraine with the equipment they need to secure a just and lasting peace. Learn more: https://t.co/CvOOzyZ0Za
Ukraine’s cause — freedom, democracy, sovereignty — is our cause. When peace comes, and it will come, Canada will be there. https://t.co/zSr7PvQTj0
Ukraine’s fight for freedom, democracy and sovereignty is also ours. When peace is established, which is only a matter of time, Canada will be there.
Translated from FrenchEver since I was a kid in Fort Smith, I’ve heard about the possibility of the Mackenzie Valley Highway. After decades of false-starts, we’re building it. https://t.co/FN1UEPLaJE
Since my childhood in Fort Smith, I have heard about the Mackenzie Valley road project. After decades of false starts, we are carrying out this project.
Translated from FrenchWe’re building big. Massive new clean energy projects in Newfoundland and Labrador. Six made-in-Canada icebreakers. More than 300 VIA Rail passenger cars built right here at home — and that’s just in the last month. We're giving ourselves more than anyone can take away. https://t.co/D2kdMcsLyw
We are building big. New major clean energy projects in Newfoundland and Labrador. Six icebreakers made in Canada. More than 300 VIA Rail passenger cars built right here, in our country, and that's just for last month. We are giving ourselves far more than others can take away from us.
Translated from FrenchBuild Canada Homes was created to do one thing: get more homes built faster, right across the country. In Manitoba, we’re bringing governments and builders together to deliver hundreds of new affordable homes.
The Maisons Canada organization was created for one purpose only: to accelerate residential construction across the country. In Manitoba, we are working with the different levels of government and real estate developers to build hundreds of new affordable homes.
Translated from Canadian FrenchCanada is becoming a clean energy superpower. We’re building new hydro, wind, and transmission projects in Newfoundland and Labrador — the biggest clean energy investment in North American history. More than 20,000 jobs. More clean, reliable, affordable power for Canadians. https://t.co/4LvvbEVVH4
Canada is becoming a clean-energy superpower. We are completing new hydroelectric, wind and electricity-transmission projects in Newfoundland and Labrador: this is the largest clean-energy investment in the history of North America. More than 20,000 jobs. More clean, reliable and affordable energy for Canadians.
Translated from FrenchOur Plan A: build our strength at home and diversify our partnerships abroad. New ports, mines, and major energy infrastructure. More than 20 new trade and defence agreements across five continents. We’re on track, and we’re just getting started. https://t.co/gEMxeMxdsT
Our plan A: consolidate our strength at home and diversify our commercial partnerships abroad. New ports, new mines and major energy infrastructure. More than 20 new trade and defence agreements concluded across five continents. We are on the right track, and we are only getting started.
Translated from FrenchMy joint statement with Prime Minister @AndyBurnham and President @EmmanuelMacron on the Two-State Solution: https://t.co/70vF8lFnN4
Workers in Thunder Bay built Hawker Hurricanes. Now, they're building the next generation of VIA Rail cars. Talking Canada’s next chapter over coffee at The Persian Man with @bryanadams. https://t.co/KhrpVSixbf
The workers in Thunder Bay built the Hawker Hurricane. Today, they are building the next generation of VIA Rail cars. A discussion about the next chapter of Canada’s history over coffee at Persian Man with @bryanadams.
Translated from Canadian FrenchCanadians look out for one another. It’s who we are. The women and men I met this week at the Thunder Bay Fire Management Centre have been working relentlessly to keep people safe through one of Ontario’s worst wildfire seasons on record. Service. Courage. Canada at its best. https://t.co/QtrvDNQ8Rt
Canadians look out for one another. The responders I saw this week at the Thunder Bay fire management centre are working tirelessly to protect people during one of Ontario’s worst wildfire seasons. Service. Courage. Canada at its best.
Translated from FrenchMy thoughts are with everyone in Eastern Nova Scotia and on Cape Breton Island affected by the heavy rain and severe flooding. Thank you to the first responders who are working around the clock to keep people safe. Our government is in close communication with the provincial government and remains ready to provide any support needed.
My thoughts are with the residents of eastern Nova Scotia and Cape Breton Island who are affected by the heavy rains and severe flooding. Thank you to the first responders who are working tirelessly to protect people. Our government is in close contact with the provincial government and is ready to provide all necessary support.
Translated from FrenchWe referred the McIlvenna Bay Mine to the Major Projects Office in September last year. It’s now producing Saskatchewan’s first copper in more than two decades — ramping up to get more Canadian critical minerals to market. https://t.co/8r5B2urf8x
We submitted the McIlvenna Bay mine project to the Major Projects Office in September of last year. This mine is now the first in Saskatchewan to produce copper in more than two decades, and it is ramping up production to put more critical Canadian minerals on the market.
Translated from FrenchFor too long, Canada bought what we could build at home. That is no longer the case.
Translated from FrenchWe referred the North Coast Transmission Line in B.C. to the Major Projects Office in November. Now, construction is underway. It is a game changer — creating thousands of jobs, cutting emissions, and doubling clean, low-cost electricity along Canada’s West Coast. https://t.co/khpaeVeAp4