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Numerous reasons we can’t trust Mark Carney to put Canada first

16 January 2025
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Numerous reasons we can’t trust Mark Carney to put Canada first
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Peter Foster highlights Mark Carney’s radical approach to business and the material world in his 2020 column. Carney, a Cambridge-educated economist and special adviser to the Liberal party, is portrayed as brainy and experienced but not necessarily putting Canada first. Despite his Western Canadian roots, Carney’s extensive global connections and focus on climate change align him with Greta Thunberg’s agenda, making him a key player in international affairs.

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