Tariffs and 'tough' on China: what to expect from Canada's next PM Carney
Confrontation - and a tariff battle - is expected to continue between Beijing and Ottawa when former central banker Mark Carney takes the helm as Canada's next prime minister, according to analysts. Carney - who won the ruling Liberal Party leadership race on Sunday with 86 per cent of the vote and will succeed Justin Trudeau as prime minister - will also continue a battle with Washington.
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