Prime Minister Mark Carney says his government has “taken back control” of immigration in Canada. Reporting from both Winnipeg and Toronto outlets frames the statement as an assertion that Ottawa has regained authority over immigration decisions and management. The coverage is brief but consistent: Carney makes the remark in Ottawa, indicating it is part of a government position or policy update. Neither source provides detailed specifics in the material provided, such as which immigration powers were transferred, what changes are being implemented, or how the transition affects processing or eligibility. The reporting therefore focuses on the central message from Carney—that the government is asserting renewed control over immigration—without outlining additional measures in these excerpts. Overall, both sources agree on the timing and the wording of Carney’s claim, presenting it as a political statement regarding governance over Canada’s immigration system.