Canada's new Prime Minister Carney vows to stand up to Trump | DW News

Mădălina Grigore

The former head of the Canadian central bank, Mark Carney, has been sworn in as Canada's new prime minister. Carney, who replaces long-time leader Justin Trudeau, is considered crisis-tested thanks to his extensive national and international experience. With Canada facing sweeping US tariffs, the 59-year-old said he hopes to find ways to work together with the Trump administration. 00:00 Mark Carney sworn in as 24th prime minister 01:42 Lucy Van Oldenbarneveld, Journalist and Jeffrey Frankel,