Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is negotiating to become an "associate member" of the European Union, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday.

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney's high-stakes pitch for foreign investment is also attracting protests by Indigenous leaders, environmental groups and union leaders opposed to his agenda.

Prime Minister Mark Carney walked the red carpet at the TIFF Tribute Awards on Sunday night to a cacophony of hoots, hollers and honks from the crowd outside the Fairmont Royal York.

As trade talks with the U.S. collapse, prime minister pursues a major—and risky—pivot to Europe; an Ottawa book club plays its part.

Seth Rogen and Helen Mirren discuss Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's presence at the 2026 TIFF Tribute Awards, where other guests included Penélope Cruz, Michelle Yeoh and Isabelle Huppert.

Carney debunked rumours that Canada is looking for quasi-EU membership while responding to a reporter’s question on Sunday.

While Carney has ruled out EU membership, the Canadian leader says he wants to pursue a "unique alliance" with Brussels.

Mark Carney has delivered a defiant economic pitch as Canada looks to reduce its dependence on the United States amid Donald Trump’s tariff pressure.Carney urged Canadians to “buy Canadian,” declared that the country is “taking control of our future,

Prime Minister Mark Carney touted a “new, powerful, confident, united Canada” to a room full of business leaders at a reception Sunday evening ahead of the inaugural Canada Investment Summit, which will bring some of the most powerful global asset managers to Toronto this week.