Canadians elected Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberal government based on its pledge to act with urgency and fix things — the country’s economy, its security and its standing on the world stage.
But with the unveiling of a bill to supercharge the economy and early efforts to improve the country’s adversarial relations with India and China, there’s growing concern that Carney’s plans to boost Canada could involve unsavoury trade offs.
Ask Indigenous leaders who were left out of “nation-building” meetings or were given just a week to comment on legislation that will fast track infrastructure projects reasonably expected to pass through their treaty-protected territories.
Amazing that some people believe Carney will act in anyone’s best interests other than his own.
