Carney Met With Beijing Mayor Weeks Before Leadership Bid, Sparking China Concerns

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Carney cozied up to China just weeks before launching his Liberal leadership campaign—sparking national outrage and questions over Canada’s sovereignty. On October 20, 2024, then-chair of Brookfield Asset Management, Mark Carney, met with Beijing Mayor Yin Yong to push for “deepened cooperation” in green finance and infrastructure. This comes just 19 days after Canada slapped 100% tariffs on Chinese EVs, with Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland warning of China’s intent to "cripple" Canadian industry. Yet Carney was praising Beijing’s development potential. Now Prime Minister, Carney faces backlash not only for those ties—but also for defending Liberal candidate Paul Chiang, who called for a Conservative opponent to be handed over to the Chinese Communist Party for a cash bounty. Critics accuse Carney of putting globalist ambitions ahead of Canadian interests. Is this the leadership Canadians want? In this video, we dive deep into the timeline, the trade tensions, and what it reveals about Mark Carney’s vision for Canada’s future.

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