Author: Andrew Mitrovica
Published on: 10/03/2025 | 00:00:00
AI Summary:
Mark Carney’s big and anticipated victory was not a “reinvention” of the Liberal Party. It was, rather, in keeping with its ruthless tradition of disposing with yesterday’s has-beens in favour of tomorrow’s saviour to hold onto their prestigious jobs, and, more importantly, power. Poilievre has framed the upcoming federal election as a choice between Canada’s “broken” present – fashioned by an exhausted, out-of-touch Liberal Party – and a prosperous, even egalitarian, future where “left-behind” Canadians could share in the country’s abundant wealth and promise. The question was no longer what kind of future the country would mould but whether the country had a future at all. Carney has devoted much of his adult life to honing his skills to convey a simple, clear message with a convincing measure of conviction and sincerity. Canada’s fate may rest on the outcome of a battle waged by Pierre Poilievre and Mark Carney over the soul of an anxious nation worried to its core about what comes next.
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