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Has anyone told Carney he can do interviews with Canadian media?

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Prime Minister Mark Carney has granted interviews to two U.S. outlets but not to any Canadian media since trade talks with the U.S. dissolved.

What happened

Prime Minister Mark Carney has given exclusive interviews to Bloomberg News and the New York Times, but Canadian media has only been given the opportunity to ask questions at short press conferences. Canadian media outlets have been provided with a pre-recorded "Forward Guidance" video. Carney has given a 15-minute interview to Bloomberg News, during which he discussed trade talks with the U.S.

Why it matters

The lack of interviews with Canadian media may be concerning for Canadians who have questions about the trade talks and the government's decisions. This lack of transparency may be perceived as a limitation on the ability of Canadian media to hold the government accountable. The trade talks and their outcome are significant for Canada's economy.

Key facts

  • Trade talks with the U.S. broke down on August 21
  • Carney granted interviews to Bloomberg News and the New York Times
  • Canadian media has only been given short press conferences to ask questions

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