Mark Carney, a Liberal leadership contender, plans to run a deficit to invest in Canada’s economy amid Trump’s tariff threats, emphasizing the need for infrastructure development. He also pledges to balance operational spending over three years, supporting pipelines and clean energy while aiming to dismantle interprovincial trade barriers. Carney, if elected, would prioritize economic growth and managing negotiations with the U.S., potentially becoming the first unelected prime minister.
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Conservatives pull ahead as affordability and cost-of-living concerns grow: poll
The Conservative Party of Canada, led by Pierre Poilievre, has overtaken the Liberals in a recent Abacus poll, garnering 41% support compared to the Liberals' 39%, amid rising concerns over affordability and the economy. While Carney's approval remains strong at 49%, more Canadians (69%) feel it's time for a change, with many viewing Conservatives as better suited to address economic issues. Want More Context? 🔎
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