Carney Signs Bus, Promises Unity | Calgary News

Prime Minister Mark Carney made a bold show of unity by signing a bus with volunteers from the Forever Canadian movement in Banff, declaring “Canada is everyone and for everyone,” as tensions rise over his perceived lack of support for anti-separatist efforts in Alberta ahead of a key referendum. While he avoided pledging federal funds to the pro-Canada side, he urged citizens to vote, and group leader Thomas Lukaszuk remains optimistic about Carney’s eventual visibility. The PM also joined the group in singing “O Canada,” underscoring his symbolic commitment. Meanwhile, federal ministers in Banff are tackling economic headwinds, including the U.S. trade dispute, by accelerating infrastructure and diversifying trade — with new legislation expected this fall and a major Toronto investment summit looming. Officials stress they’re focused on building global trade ties while ensuring Indigenous communities benefit from infrastructure, though access to affordable capital remains a persistent hurdle.

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