New Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has arrived in Paris to meet with French President Emmanuel Macron, seeking support from one of Canada’s oldest allies as U.S.

New Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is heading to Paris and London on Monday to seek alliances as he deals with U.S. President Donald Trump’s attacks on Canada’s sovereignty and economy.

President Donald Trump since his second White House term began has said Canada, Greenland and the Panama Canal should become U.S. property.

Canada's next prime minister said the U.S. is “a country we can no longer trust” and that higher tariffs would continue “until the Americans show us respect.”

Mark Carney has made it clear that he will defend Canada’s sovereignty, refusing to meet with Trump unless there is mutual respect for Canadian independence. Mark Carney previously stated that he does not plan to visit Washington, but he hopes to have a phone call with Trump in the near future.

Mark Carney was sworn in as Canadas prime minister on Friday, succeeding Justin Trudeau. The former central banker emphasized a more collaborative approach with U.S. President Donald Trump, despite looming tariffs