Some of the stars of Heated Rivalry and Prime Minister Mark Carney are at a gala in Ottawa tonight to promote the Canadian film industry. Canadian actors Hudson Williams and Sophie Nélisse, who play Shane Hollander and his on-screen girlfriend Rose, respectively, appeared on the red carpet with the prime minister.

To strengthen and expand Canada’s defence partnerships, the Prime Minister, Mark Carney, today announced that he will travel to Munich, Germany, from February 11 to 15, 2026, to participate in the Munich Security Conference.

Mark Carney 'will meet with international counterparts to reinforce collective security, transatlantic defense readiness, and energy security,' says statement - Anadolu Ajansı

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TORONTO (AP) — Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will visit U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House next week, it was announced Friday. The meeting comes ahead of a review of a free trade agreement and as Trump is engaging in 51st state talk ...

The actor Hudson Williams gifted Prime Minister Mark Carney a fictional Canada Olympic Team fleece jacket that his character wore on “Heated Rivalry,” which has become a global phenomenon.

Williams, who stars as closeted hockey player Shane Hollander in Heated Rivalry, is going viral because of a playful interaction he had with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney when the two men met on the red carpet at the Canadian Media Producers Association’s (CMPA) annual Prime Time conference in Ottawa yesterday.

Speaking at an Ottawa gala late Wednesday, former prime minister Stephen Harper said that Canada must urgently pivot in the face of an erratic U.S. president and reduce its dependence on the American market to protect its sovereignty and the continued functioning of the economy.

As the 2026 Winter Olympics opened Friday in Milan, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney used social media to shift the focus beyond medals, calling for unity in an increasingly divided world.