Canada has a new Prime Minister, but don’t expect anything to change.
The ruling Liberal Party has installed Mark Carney, a former Goldman Sachs executive and Trudeau’s former economic advisor, as their new leader and the next Prime Minister of Canada. Trudeau’s resignation paved the way for this backroom coronation, with Carney securing a landslide 86% of party votes, beating former Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland. But with just 152,000 party members voting, the process was anything but democratic.
Carney is a staunch leftist with deep ties to the global elite. He spent 13 years at Goldman Sachs, including a stint in New York as VP of Corporate Finance. He also served as governor of both the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England, making him a career bureaucrat with a history of serving powerful financial interests rather than the people. On top of that, he’s a vocal proponent of green energy policies that have devastated economies worldwide.
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For Canadians hoping for relief after nearly a decade of Trudeau’s disastrous leadership—open borders, soaring inflation, high energy taxes, and suffocating censorship—Carney offers no reassurance. In fact, he has given no indication that he intends to change course. Instead, he remains loyal to his globalist backers, refusing to disclose his financial assets, fueling speculation about whose interests he truly serves.
