Canadian PM Carney criticizes Trump on TIFF using John Candy Reference

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney slich criticized President Donald Trump During speech at the Toronto 2025 International Film Festival. Thursday (TIFF).

Carney premiered the world premiere of the film “John Candy: I ​​like the” documentary that celebrates the life of the legendary Canadian comic book.

During its remarksHe pointed out the sweets of the role of candy in a way that seemed to be sent to the American president.

“We are in a more dangerous, divided and intolerant world. In Canada, our identity has come under threat. And when the united John Candy, they joined themselves, chapters, were administered to our own lines,” said politician. Fun per week.

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Carney, who succeeded by the Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in March, They reminded the TIFF audience that in many of his roles of stars, “planes, trains and cars” will throw their happy delayed behavior when “pushed too far.”

“And in many of his films there was a scene – always the scene – where John turned, too far, push the Canadian too far,” the prime minister said. The audience laughed and was happy with the answer.

“He pushed too far from someone who is richer, someone who is more powerful, maybe a little more arrogant. I don’t know, I can think (of) analogy, he continued, smiling.

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“And John would get up for what’s right,” he added.

Carney pointed out that “our current times” give the films of the “increasingly valuable” festival.

Carne’s words of the reference growing tensions between Canada and the United States seemed to be, because Trump began another mandate.

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Many Canadians also expressed frustration over Trump Speech about the Creating Country 51. State.

During an Meeting of oval offices In May, Carney responded to the Trump State directly talk about 51. place.

“Meeting with Canada’s owners during the campaign for the last few months, it’s not for sale,” he said. “It will not be for sale ever, but the opportunity is in partnership and what we can build together.”

“Never say never,” Trump replied. “I had a lot, many things that were not feasible and ended feasible.”

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