Carney Pushes Canada Toward EU Ties | Global News

Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney is sparking a national debate by proposing the country become an associate member of the EU — a bold move that could unlock freer travel, work rights, and deeper defense and energy ties with Europe. While the EU has no formal structure for such a role, public support is soaring, fueled by growing frustration with U.S. trade tensions and a cultural pull toward Europe. Polls show Canadians overwhelmingly back closer European ties, seeing it as a strategic hedge and a chance for young people to thrive abroad — even if details remain fuzzy and the U.S. relationship must still be carefully balanced.

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