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John Ivison

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Political journalist, author of The Riotous Passions of Robbie Burns and Trudeau: The Education of a Prime Minister.
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John Ivison: Trump’s Gordie Howe victory lap is the model for making deals with him

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By John Ivison Verified
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Skip to Content One observer said on CUSMA, Canada has to propose something that allows Trump to take the credit ‘without doing something that’s bad’ The Gordie Howe International Bridge seen from Windsor, Ont., on Monday, July 13, 2026. Friday is always a good day to bury bad news, to borrow the unfortunate phraseology used by a British political advisor on 9/11.
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John Ivison: Carney may lead the Trump ‘resistance,’ but Canadian casualties are mounting

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By John Ivison Verified
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Skip to Content Real life does not follow the binary framework of the movies, where a Bond-like hero vanquishes a grandiose, arrogant, greedy villain While Donald Trump might pass as a Bond villain, Mark Carney is no James Bond. There was a cinematic quality to the Wall Street Journal’s profile of Prime Minister Mark Carney this week, entitled “The Canadian Who Steered Europe Away from the U.S.” Sign In or Create an Account It’s almost as if the authors had an eye on the movie version.
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John Ivison: Carney’s oil patch wishes might really come true

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By John Ivison Verified
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The Prime Minister's grand bargain is just intentions for now. But it's harder for Alberta’s separatists to say he's trying to hobble their industry. Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith sign an agreement on oil pipeline approvals and carbon pricing in Calgary on Friday, May 15, 2026.
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