Meet the New Boss, Same as the Old Boss: Why Canada's Election Changes Nothing
Mark Carney's election victory for the Liberal Party with 169 seats thrusts him into a challenging minority government role, similar to Justin Trudeau's tenure. He inherits a massive $2.1 trillion national debt and faces tough negotiations with Donald Trump’s America. The election exposed deep societal divides and media biases, hinting at potential collaboration with the NDP and a possible shift further left. Could this precarious balance spark another election soon? #Canada #Canadavotes #Election2025Also watch
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