Even Carney’s first Canada Day address fell flat:
“Prime Minister Mark Carney, in his first official Canada Day message said that historic moment was a bet by provinces that they’d be “stronger together than they ever could be apart.”(Global News, July 1, 2025)
“They were right. They became a new federation that’s now grown into our strong, bilingual, multicultural, ambitious country,” he said in the pre-recorded message.”
This in the reality of the long-suffering Province of Alberta and perhaps other provinces looking for viable ways to separate.
“Carney went on to say that in the years since, Canada’s history has been marked with “inflection points” and the country now faces another moment.” (Global News)
That moment of which he speaks is ridden with the sincere worries that Canada is losing its long term claim on its very sovereignty. Ten long years of his protege former PM Justin Trudeau having pushed Canada into deep economic decline.
“The world is changing, old friendships are frayed, our economy is being buffeted by a trade war we didn’t start,” he said. “Our values are being tested by attacks on democracy and freedoms that we must resist.” (Global News)
According to this global elitist, who makes it clear he prefers Europe to America, everything wrong in Canada is the fault of U.S. President Donald J. Trump.
“He went on to say that as the world is changing, Canadians are united and stressed the country would build a “one Canadian economy,” a phrase used by Carney as the federal government has worked to bring down interprovincial trading barriers. (Global News)
“The prime minister’s message was similar when he took the stage at the noon national ceremony.
“I’m particularly proud that in a world that’s fraught with division, that we under the maple leaf have considered our options and we’ve decided not to pull apart and fight, but to come together and to build,” Carney said.
“We are a country that is great because in part we know we can be even better. We’re a country that does things because they’re right, not because they’re easy. A people that see kindness as a virtue, not a weakness. And now is the time to build a Canada worthy of those values, a Canada worthy of its great people, a Canada for all and for all time.”