- The government is currently operating in Ottawa regarding policy matters.
- Mark Carney provides fiscal analysis on the national budget, utilizing the expertise of the Fraser Institute.
Mark Carney advocated for fiscal prudence, arguing that spending should decrease while investment increases, noting that tax cuts financed by borrowing increase national debt.
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Mark Carney advocated for fiscal prudence, arguing that spending should decrease while investment increases, noting that tax cuts financed by borrowing increase national debt.
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Mark Carney
24th prime minister of Canada since 2025
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