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PM Carney arrives in Dublin for the European Political Community meet

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Prime Minister Mark Carney boards a government plane in Ottawa, Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld
Prime Minister Mark Carney boards a government plane in Ottawa, Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld · BNN Bloomberg

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Prime Minister Mark Carney arrived early Thursday morning in Dublin, Ireland to join a meeting of the European Political Community (EPC) as Canada and Europe continue to strengthen ties and pursue a plan that could see Canada become an associate member of the European Union.

DUBLIN, Ireland - Prime Minister Mark Carney arrived early Thursday morning in Dublin, Ireland to join a meeting of the European Political Community (EPC) as Canada and Europe continue to strengthen ties and pursue a plan that could see Canada become an associate member of the European Union.

Carney is set to address European leaders, marking his second appearance before the EPC after being invited to speak at the group’s gathering in Armenia in March. Canada remains the only non-European country to address the forum.

The EPC was established in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine that began nearly five years ago as a venue for European countries to discuss shared challenges and priorities.

Before the summit, Carney is scheduled to meet Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis before taking part in EPC meetings.

In a statement issued ahead of Carney’s arrival, the Prime Minister’s Office said the visit builds on recent efforts to deepen co-operation between Canada and Europe.

“Canada and the European Union (EU) recently launched the Alliance for the Future and, in parallel, are working toward Canada becoming the EU’s first Associate Member,” the statement reads.

The government says closer ties with Europe will create economic opportunities and help reduce costs for Canadians.

“Together, we are creating more choice and lowering costs for families, opening new export markets for businesses, and expanding opportunities for young people to live, work, and study on both sides of the Atlantic,” the statement adds.

The push comes as Carney continues an intensive schedule of international travel that government officials say is aimed at strengthening Canada’s position in an increasingly unstable global environment.

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