Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has unveiled a new cabinet aimed at redefining ties with the United States while maintaining key ministers from the previous administration. Despite recent discussions,

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s new cabinet has several fresh faces, including Marjorie Michel, Evan Solomon and Gregor Robertson

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has arrived in Washington for a high-stakes meeting with President Donald Trump

After their Oval Office encounter under the glare of the TV lights, Prime Minister Mark Carney and his U.S. counterpart retreated to the Roosevelt Room for a working lunch on Tuesday. Much of the mealtime chatter was about foreign policy issues,

Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney met for the first time on Tuesday since Carney's election win in April. A lip reader has now shared the "abrupt" instruction Trump reportedly gave

Prime Minister Mark Carney did what he came to do in Washington on Tuesday—he reminded his counterpart to the south that Canada is a sovereign nation. But Donald Trump’s musings about taking over Canada (or Greenland,

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney held a press briefing on Tuesday, where he spoke about his meeting with President Trump.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carey told President Donald Trump directly that Canada is "not for sale" as the two men met in the Oval Office.

Carney quipped that he appreciated that reporters "couldn't tell what was going through my mind" as Trump told Canadians they should become part of the U.S.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says Canada's premiers and Prime Minister Mark Carney will meet in person in Saskatchewan on June 1 and 2.