Prime Minister Mark Carney says visa and travel rules are part of Canada’s discussions with the European Union as Ottawa pursues a closer strategic partnership. Officials are exploring arrangements that could allow Canadians to live and work visa-free in EU countries, alongside improved movement for goods, services and workers in key sectors. Carney has described the proposed relationship as a “unique alliance,” not EU membership. The talks reflect Canada’s effort to diversify partnerships amid worsening trade tensions with Washington
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