The former governor of the Bank of England has a new role – saving his country from becoming America’s 51st state. Leyland Cecco reportsJust a few months ago, the future of Canada seemed clear – the Conservatives were on the rise. After almost a decade in power, Justin Trudeau resigned and his Liberal party seemed down and out. But then came not just Donald Trump’s tariffs – but his threats that Canada could become the “51st state”.Canadians were appalled. The government hit back with retaliatory tariffs and strong words. Ordinary Canadians began boycotting goods from the US. And support for the Liberals surged. Now Mark Carney, who has never been an MP but was the first non-British head of the Bank of England, has swept into the role of prime minister. Continue reading...
A podcast discusses how former Bank of England governor Mark Carney became Canada's Prime Minister after Justin Trudeau's resignation, fueled by Donald Trump's threats and tariffs. Carney, a "rockstar banker," gained support for his ability to potentially protect Canada from becoming the "51st state" of the U.S., as Canadians fear recession and Trump's interest in their resources.
