Mark Carney

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Mark Carney has been Prime Minister of Canada since 14 March 2025. An economist by training, he studied at Harvard University and the University of Oxford. He was Governor of the Bank of Canada from 2008 to 2013 and Governor of the Bank of England from 2013 to 2020.[2]

Country

Canada

Born

16 Mar 1965, Fort Smith, Northwest Territories, Canada[2]

First office on record

Senior Associate Deputy Minister of Finance, 2004

1. In office

   Prime Minister[1]

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2. In office

   Prime Minister of Canada[1]

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3. 2019 – 2025

   UN Special Envoy for Climate Action and Finance[2]

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4. 2013 – 2020

   Governor of the Bank of England[2]

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5. 2008 – 2013

   Governor of the Bank of Canada[2]

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6. 2004 – 2007

   Senior Associate Deputy Minister of Finance[2]

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• Economics (BA), Harvard University[2]
• MPhil and DPhil in economics, University of Oxford[2]

• DLDominic LeBlancPresident of the King's Privy Council for Canada
• MJMélanie JolyIndustry
• FCFrançois-Philippe ChampagneFinance and National Revenue
• AAAnita AnandForeign Affairs
• PHPatty HajduJobs and Families
• MMMarc MillerCanadian Identity and Culture
• SFSean FraserJustice
• GAGary AnandasangareePublic Safety
• RVRechie ValdezWomen and Gender Equality
• SMSteven MacKinnonTransport
• DMDavid J. McGuintyNational Defence
• JTJoanne ThompsonFisheries
• SAShafqat AliPresident of the Treasury Board
• RARebecca AltyCrown-Indigenous Relations
• RCRebecca ChartrandNorthern and Arctic Affairs
• JDJulie Aviva DabrusinEnvironment, Climate Change and Nature
• LDLena Metlege DiabImmigration, Refugees and Citizenship
• MMMandy Gull-MastyIndigenous Services
• THTim HodgsonEnergy and Natural Resources
• JLJoël LightboundGovernment Transformation, Public Works and Procurement
• HMHeath MacDonaldAgriculture and Agri-Food
• JMJill McKnightVeterans Affairs
• MMMarjorie MichelHealth
• EOEleanor OlszewskiEmergency Management and Community Resilience
• GRGregor RobertsonHousing and Infrastructure
• MSManinder SidhuInternational Trade
• ESEvan SolomonArtificial Intelligence and Digital Innovation