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Canada's newly re-elected prime minister, Mark Carney, says Canadians "weren’t impressed” by the UK’s decision to offer Donald Trump a rare second state visit - According to SkyNews. In an interview with Sky News, Carney said the move undermined Canada’s firm stance on sovereignty, especially amid U.S. threats under Trump’s leadership. Carney, who campaigned on defending Canadian statehood, stressed the gesture sent the wrong signal just as Canada had invited King Charles to open parliament, the first time in nearly 50 years — as a symbolic reaffirmation of national sovereignty. Despite rocky relations, Carney made his first official trip to the White House, noting Trump had shifted from expecting to desiring control over Canada — but called that fantasy "never" going to happen.
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