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Mark Carney wrote that the Prime Ministers of Canada and the leaders of the First Nations met for the first time in two decades. He said that their discussions aimed to define common projects, particularly in infrastructure, housing, healthcare, community safety, and emergency preparedness. He presented this goal as a contribution to a stronger, fairer, and more inclusive Canada. #Canada #PremièresNations #Inclusion (translated)

Mark Carney congratulated Lorne Doerkson on his election victory and said he looked forward to working with him as prime minister to build more housing, develop Canada's energy potential, and strengthen British Columbia and the country. He also thanked Premier Dave Eby for his commitment and the shared accomplishments, including the launch of major infrastructure projects, the opening of export markets, and the preservation of jobs. Carney wished Eby and his family all the best for the future. #Élections #ColombieBritannique #Canada (translated)

Mark Carney wrote that President Erdoğan and he had launched a new strategic partnership between Canada and Türkiye, aimed at creating new opportunities for their populations. He indicated that cooperation would focus on energy, mining, climate, defense, and security, in order to address common threats and open new markets for workers and businesses. He described the partnership as ambitious and spoke of a safer and more prosperous future. #Canada #Türkiye #Partenariat (translated)

Mark Carney stated that the country was "master at home." He indicated that his government would present the 2026 Budget on November 5, describing it as a plan to build a stronger, more competitive, and more independent country for all. #Budget2026 #Indépendance #Compétitivité (translated)

Mark Carney wrote that the new generation of Albertans from the University of Calgary was mobilizing for Canada and was ready to build a stronger and more united country. He reminded that early voting was possible until Saturday, before the referendum on Monday, and urged voters to cast their ballots. #Votons #Référendum #Alberta (translated)

Mark Carney indicated that he had spoken with President Volodymyr Zelensky and expressed his condolences for the victims of the recent Russian attacks against civilians and energy infrastructure. He affirmed that Canada's support for Ukraine remained steadfast and referred to additional information about their conversation. https://t.co/r4zQL5ksK5 #Ukraine #Solidarité #Canada (translated)

Mark Carney paid tribute to Jean-Luc Mongrain, whom he described as an influential figure in Quebec media for over fifty years. He wrote that Mongrain's frankness, passion, and ability to clearly explain complex issues had helped several generations better understand the world and left a lasting impact in Quebec and Canada. Carney expressed his condolences to Mongrain's family, friends, and admirers. #JeanLucMongrain #Québec #Média (translated)

Mark Carney indicated that he spoke in the morning with Presidents Trump and Zelenskyy about the rapid developments in the energy situation and the war in Ukraine. He believes that the new energy ceasefire negotiated by Trump between Russia and Ukraine could help ease the conflict and protect thousands of civilians. Carney added that Canada was urging Russia to respect the agreement and continued to work with its allies for a just and lasting peace in Ukraine and Europe. #Ukraine #Énergie #Paix (translated)

Mark Carney condemned the Houthi attacks against Saudi Arabia, particularly the one targeting King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh. He stated that no political or military justification could legitimize attacks on civilian infrastructure or the targeting of innocent people. He mentioned that Canada condemned these acts and extended condolences to the families of the deceased, while wishing a speedy recovery to the injured. #Condamnation #Paix #Justice (translated)

Mark Carney indicated that Inglasco pucks were used both in local rinks and in the Stanley Cup final. He stated that the company, established in Sherbrooke for over 50 years, was the exclusive supplier of pucks for the NHL and mentioned Canada's presence in every face-off and every goal. #Hockey #Canadiens #Inglasco (translated)

Mark Carney wrote that his government had promised to reduce red tape and eliminate tedious and redundant regulatory processes. He stated that he was keeping this promise by implementing major changes aimed at accelerating construction, investment, and action. #Réforme #Administration #Efficacité (translated)

Mark Carney congratulated Paul Plamondon on his electoral victory and called him the designated prime minister. He said he wanted to work with him to support Quebec businesses and workers affected by tariffs, create better jobs, combat homelessness, and build more housing in the province. Carney also thanked Christine Fréchette for her commitment to Quebec and Canada. He stated that they had accomplished many things together, from Churchill Falls to one of the most significant infrastructure investments in Quebec's history, and wished her good luck for the future. #Québec #Élections #Politique (translated)

Mark Carney presented Churchill Falls as the largest investment in clean energy in the history of North America. He described Pacific Link as a pipeline to the west coast that would open up new markets, and phase 2 of LNG Canada as the second largest LNG facility in the world. He wrote that Canada was functioning and fully realizing its potential as a global energy superpower, adding that this was just the beginning. #ÉnergieRenouvelable #Canada #SuperpuissanceÉnergétique (translated)