Upon being sworn in as prime minister earlier this month, Mark Carney had said he could work with and respected Trump. On Sunday, however, he took a more combative approach.

Prime Minister Mark Carney said the key question in Canada’s election is who is best to deal with US President Donald Trump. His Conservative rival Pierre Poilievre argued during Wednesday’s French-language leaders’ debate in Montreal that Mr Carney does not represent change after a decade of Liberal Party of Canada rule and is just like his predecessor,

A snap election defined by economic anxiety and annexation threats is now a two-man race about who can stand up to the president.