Frank McKenna
Frank McKenna is a prominent Canadian business leader and former politician, having served as the premier of New Brunswick and Canadian ambassador to the United States. Currently the deputy chair of TD Securities, he is recognized for his insights on trade relations, particularly regarding the U.S.-Canada economic landscape. McKenna has expressed confidence in Canadians' resilience during economic challenges posed by U.S. tariffs, highlighting a strong national unity.
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Frank McKenna is the Chairman of Brookfield Asset Management.
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United Arab Emirates· 2025-11-13
former ambassador to the U.S. Frank McKenna noted, 'the lowest point in relations that I can recall.'
It’s humiliating to kowtow to Trump. But what choice does Carney have?
Canada· 2025-10-09
Frank McKenna, a former Canadian ambassador to the US, commented on the deteriorating relations with Canada’s southern neighbour.
Trump says there is ‘natural conflict’ with Canada during Carney visit | Donald Trump
United Kingdom· 2025-10-08
Frank McKenna, deputy chair of TD Securities and a former Liberal premier of New Brunswick, said in an interview.
Carney’s cabinet picks reflect fiscal urgency, executives sayCanada· 2025-05-14
Frank McKenna is the deputy chair of TD Securities and a former Liberal premier of New Brunswick, discussing the finance minister role.
Business leaders see Liberal victory as a window of economic opportunity, but expect quick resultsCanada· 2025-04-30
Frank McKenna describes Mark Carney as having a better set of tools to deal with economic anxiety than anyone else.
Is Mark Carney a shrewd strategist or just lucky? Both, say those who know himCanada· 2025-04-22
Former New Brunswick premier Frank McKenna advises keeping the door open for future U.S. relations.
Business Brief: Did we just break up?Canada· 2025-03-05
Frank McKenna believes Canadians can outlast Americans in the trade war.
Business leaders say Trump has changed Canada’s relationship with the U.S. foreverCanada· 2025-03-05
