Rosemary Barton
Verified- Chief Political Correspondent, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)
- Host, At Issue Podcast
- Host, Party Lines Podcast
Ottawa
Chief Political Correspondent. Host: Rosemary Barton Live, At Issue. Freckled. Loves all the politics. Heavy on the coffee and the sneakers.
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Victory for separatist Parti Québécois would present a new political test for Carney
Politics·Analysis There is an immediate political test looming for Prime Minister Mark Carney and his government as early as next week, one that has not been on the political radar federally for more than a decade. Keeping Team Canada united could become harder even if a referendum is delayed Rosemary Barton · CBC News · Posted: Sep 30, 2026 4:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 22 minutes ago Listen to this article Estimated 4 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology.
Victory for separatist Parti Québécois would present a new political test for Carney
There is an immediate political test looming for Prime Minister Mark Carney and his government as early as Monday — one that has not been on the political radar federally for more than a decade. And it's one that does not seem to be front and centre of the federal agenda yet. This week has so far seen the expansion of an LNG plant on the West Coast and the referral of a high-speed rail strategy in Alberta to the Major Projects Office.
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer disputes why trade talks fell apart
Barton: You know, it was just a week ago, incredibly, that you and your counterpart, Dominic LeBlanc, shook hands outside, seemed pretty confident that there was a deal to be had. From your perspective, what happened that caused the talks to collapse? Greer: We felt very, very confident in the deal we had struck late Tuesday night. And we felt confident enough that we added on a few extra days to just get everything down on paper.
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