Carney's Bold Plan to Double Canada's Non-US Exports as He Flies to Europe to Find New Partners

Tired of constant uncertainty from Washington, Mark Carney has set an ambitious goal: double Canada's non-U.S. exports within a decade. From meeting Macron in Paris to a weekend trip to Ireland, he's working to widen Canada's circle of trading partners and reduce reliance on its largest neighbor. We break down the strategy, the early signs that diversification is working, and the enormous challenge of reorienting an economy so deeply tied to the U.S. This is the big-picture story behind all the dramatic trade headlines.