Canadian PM Carrey says government planned for US invasion
Summarised from 5 outlets · Updated 25 Sept, 21:08 · Archive
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said his government had considered the possibility of US military action.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney told The New York Times that Canada has contingency plans for the remote possibility of US military action. This follows President Trump's recent rhetoric about annexing Canada amid trade tensions and tariff disputes. Carney said he believed it was a responsibility of government to examine extreme tail risks to the country's sovereignty. The revelation has prompted reaction from Canadians regarding the nature and likelihood of such a threat.
How it is being reported
- Why Canada is not ruling out a possible war with the USTrump’s annexation threats have prompted Carney to examine even remote risks to Canada’s sovereignty.Al Jazeera · 25 Sept, 15:05
- Canada PM Mark Carney confirms he’s prepped for US invasion: ‘Would be irresponsible not to’Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed in an interview this week that his government had prepared for the possibility of the US launching an invasion of Canada amid ongoing trade tensions.New York Post · 25 Sept, 12:00
- A military threat from US? Canadians react to Carney's concernsThe Canadian Prime Minister told The New York Times that Canada has considered the remote possibility of US military action.BBC News · 24 Sept, 23:04
- Canadian PM Carney says he was prepared for Trump ordering invasionCanadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says he weighed the possibility of a U.S. invasion after Trump began calling Canada the 51st state amid tariffs.Fox News · 24 Sept, 18:57
- Canada made plans on what to do if Trump invaded, Mark Carney reveals‘I think you have a responsibility in these roles to look at extreme tail risk,’ Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney saidIndependent World · 24 Sept, 16:54
In this story: Canada · Mark Carney · Donald Trump · United States · The New York Times
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