Prime Minister Mark Carney says changes to visa rules for travel between Canada and the European Union are a possibility as the two sides hold ongoing discussions. He frames visa issues as one component of a broader effort to deepen relations across the Atlantic.
Carney’s comments come as Canada and the EU prepare meetings aimed at expanding cooperation in areas including trade and security, as well as other forms of closer collaboration. One report emphasizes that visa rule changes are not confirmed but could be raised during talks, while another highlights the prospect of discussing visa-free travel as part of the agenda. Both accounts present the discussions as early-stage and tied to wider negotiations rather than a specific, finalized policy change.
