Carney Says Major Projects Coming to Combat Trade War ‘Crisis’

Prime Minister Mark Carney of Canada has announced that he will unveil a series of major projects on Thursday, as part of the government's efforts to combat the "crisis" caused by the ongoing trade war. The new law, recently passed by the government, allows for the expedited approval and implementation of these projects. The announcement comes amid growing concerns over the impact of the trade war on the Canadian economy. Carney has acknowledged the "crisis" faced by the country and has vowed to take decisive action to mitigate the effects. The forthcoming projects are expected to be a key component of the government's strategy to address the economic challenges posed by the trade dispute. The details of the specific projects that will be announced on Thursday remain unclear, but they are likely to focus on areas such as infrastructure development, job creation, and economic diversification. The government's goal is to provide a swift and effective response to the trade war's disruptions and to position Canada for long-term growth and prosperity.