Canadian Prime Minister Carney stronger defense, plans for a wider trade US Rift | Elections News

Carney on the campaign platform plans to invest in military and infrastructure while still cutting spending.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced his plans to reduce tax and beef defense costs, in Canada, with his neighbor, should defend “sovereignty” from the United States and defend “sovereignty”.

Carney, who It was the Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, after resigning March 14, previously presented the campaign plan of the Liberal Party on Saturday Parliamentary elections on April 28.

The former governor of the voting, Canada and the Bank of England will determine whether Pierre Poilievre will determine whether it is a leadership or to continue by rival conservatives.

Carney said the US President was the best person to get up with the US President Donald Trump, who opened a rift in relations with the traditional ally. To apply heavy tariffs even threaten Additional Canadian Like the 51st US State.

“President Trump is trying to break us, America may have us, and this will never happen,” Carney said on Saturday. “Canada is not America and it will never be, but we only need to do it more to know. You need a plan to deal with this new reality.”

‘Very little investment’

The CARNEY plan also includes investing more infrastructure and protection when cutting income tax. It also envisages a trade diversification fund to help expand exporters outside the tariff-heavy US market.

“We are in a very large crisis, so we can do two things: one, we will do the waste, but we must be very brave and invest in the economy,” he said.

The plan will increase the cost of defense costs to exceed 2 percent of the total domestic product by 2030. This includes getting more submarine boats, drones and glaciers. Carney will invest in transatlantic security with European partners, “Like” Jigiers “.

Poilievre also called on the expenditure of growing defense, despite the “wasteful” external assistance.

Carney aims to balance the budget by reducing the costs in the federal state service, health and pensions in three years.

“The government spends a lot and invests very little Canada,” he said.