Mark Carney

for Albertans as a whole, for people across the country, for these hardworking people around me and those like them in the trades. And that's what my job is.

for Albertans as a whole, for people across the country, for these hardworking people around me and those like them in the trades. And that's what my job is.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Well, it's an interesting question, way of framing it.

Well, it's an interesting question, way of framing it.

Well, it's an interesting question, way of framing it.

Look, and I'm going to go back to, I'm going to allude to the question that was asked previously by Mr. Staples from the journal, and the situation that we're in as a country, which is we are in an economic crisis that's brought on, sorry, I'm going to answer the question, brought on by the tariffs that have been put on Canada, actual and prospective.

Look, and I'm going to go back to, I'm going to allude to the question that was asked previously by Mr. Staples from the journal, and the situation that we're in as a country, which is we are in an economic crisis that's brought on, sorry, I'm going to answer the question, brought on by the tariffs that have been put on Canada, actual and prospective.

Look, and I'm going to go back to, I'm going to allude to the question that was asked previously by Mr. Staples from the journal, and the situation that we're in as a country, which is we are in an economic crisis that's brought on, sorry, I'm going to answer the question, brought on by the tariffs that have been put on Canada, actual and prospective.

I certainly... Hey, nobody in Canada created that problem. Nobody in Canada created that problem. The US government has decided to put tariffs on all of its closest allies. All of its closest allies. I wouldn't for a moment suggest that anyone in Canada is the cause of this. What our responsibility is, is to take action to react to a different world that we're in.

I certainly... Hey, nobody in Canada created that problem. Nobody in Canada created that problem. The US government has decided to put tariffs on all of its closest allies. All of its closest allies. I wouldn't for a moment suggest that anyone in Canada is the cause of this. What our responsibility is, is to take action to react to a different world that we're in.

I certainly... Hey, nobody in Canada created that problem. Nobody in Canada created that problem. The US government has decided to put tariffs on all of its closest allies. All of its closest allies. I wouldn't for a moment suggest that anyone in Canada is the cause of this. What our responsibility is, is to take action to react to a different world that we're in.

And part of the way we do that is we build out new partnerships new opportunities, including opportunities, and I'm going to give you a specific one, and then I don't know if you have one more follow-up, but I'll give you a specific example.

And part of the way we do that is we build out new partnerships new opportunities, including opportunities, and I'm going to give you a specific one, and then I don't know if you have one more follow-up, but I'll give you a specific example.

And part of the way we do that is we build out new partnerships new opportunities, including opportunities, and I'm going to give you a specific one, and then I don't know if you have one more follow-up, but I'll give you a specific example.

It goes to my previous answer, something I also discussed with the Premier this morning, which is Canada has many advantages, and one of them is in critical metals and minerals. One of the issues is how are we going to develop the trade routes and the trade corridors rapidly in order to export those critical metals and minerals?

It goes to my previous answer, something I also discussed with the Premier this morning, which is Canada has many advantages, and one of them is in critical metals and minerals. One of the issues is how are we going to develop the trade routes and the trade corridors rapidly in order to export those critical metals and minerals?

It goes to my previous answer, something I also discussed with the Premier this morning, which is Canada has many advantages, and one of them is in critical metals and minerals. One of the issues is how are we going to develop the trade routes and the trade corridors rapidly in order to export those critical metals and minerals?