Prime Minister Mark Carney is in Europe this week, where he will spend the first part of next week meeting with political and business leaders to discuss a broad range of both economic and security issues.

Canada and the European Union are both facing a common set of issues as they try to deal with the economic fallout of American tariffs and search for new ways to assist Ukraine.

Carney will spend a day each in Poland, Germany and Latvia beginning on Monday.

He will be accompanied by Defence Minister David McGuinty and they will be visiting with Canadian Armed Forces personnel who are stationed in Poland and Latvia.

Both of those countries are playing key roles in deterring Russian aggression and supporting Ukraine.

In his discussions with the leaders of all three countries, Carney

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