06-05-2025
Trump told Carney he's looking forward to attending G7 meeting in Alberta
Prime Minister Mark Carney says he will meet again in person with U.S. President Donald Trump at the G7 leaders' summit in Kananaskis, Alta., in June.
During a press conference at the Canadian Embassy in Washington, following their meeting at the White House on Tuesday, Carney says he had a 'constructive' discussion with Trump as the leaders of two 'sovereign nations.'
Carney said the two leaders are committed to meeting again in the future, with the next face-to-face meeting set for the 2025 G7 Leaders Summit that will be held from June 15-17 in Kananaskis, west of Calgary.
Carney is expected to host leaders from the United States, France, Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom and Italy, as well as the European Union.
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This map, released by the Integrated Safety and Security Group, which will be providing security at the G7 summit in Kananaskis in June 2025, shows a large area that the general public will not have access to during the summit. Integrated Security and Safety Group
During the summit, public access to a large area of Kananaskis will be restricted, with increased security patrols, a heavy police presence and temporary airspace restrictions in place.
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The group in charge of security — which is led by the RCMP — said there will also be designated demonstration zones established to provide a safe location for individuals and groups to express their views.
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When Canada last hosted a G7 summit in 2018, Trump refused to sign the closing communiqué, stormed off early and called Carney's predecessor Justin Trudeau 'very dishonest and weak' in a spat over steel and aluminum tariffs.
Prime Minister Carney is expected to brief the premiers on his meeting with Trump during a first ministers' meeting on Wednesday.
— with files from The Canadian Press.
