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Mark Carney to Lead Canada as New Prime Minister Amidst Tumultuous Times

Atul Chaturvedi 13 March 2025 1 minute read

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Mark Carney will assume the role of Canada’s prime minister on Friday, succeeding Justin Trudeau, whose leadership spanned more than nine years.

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