Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney told the European Parliament that Canada and Europe are not “fair-weather allies,” calling for a deeper partnership to protect sovereignty and shared democratic values. His remarks appeared to echo concerns about President Donald Trump’s trade policies and pressure on allies, without naming him directly. Carney said stronger Canada-EU cooperation could strengthen both sides, including through trade, security, and investment. The speech underscored Ottawa’s effort to diversify relationships as tensions with Washington continue across the Atlantic.
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