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Mark Carney, ex-Financial institution of Canada governor, launches bid to exchange Trudeau | Politics Information

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Former Bank of Canada and Bank of England governor Mark Carney announces his bid to replace Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as leader of the Liberal Party [Amber Bracken/Reuters]
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Mark Carney, the previous head of the Financial institution of Canada, has formally entered the race to exchange Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as chief of the ruling Liberal Get together.

Carney launched his marketing campaign for the social gathering management at a rally in Edmonton, the capital of Canada’s western province of Alberta, on Thursday afternoon.

“I’m back home in Edmonton to declare my candidacy for leader of the Liberal Party and prime minister of Canada,” stated Carney, flanked by supporters and Liberal lawmakers.

The 59-year-old is taken into account one of many frontrunners within the race to exchange Trudeau. He beforehand served as governor of the Financial institution of Canada from 2008 to 2013, earlier than he took the helm of the Financial institution of England till 2020.

Trudeau, who introduced he was stepping down in early January amid rising strain and slumping public help, will keep on till the social gathering chooses his successor in early March.

The Liberals are hoping {that a} new chief will assist increase their possibilities forward of an election that have to be held earlier than late October.

Trudeau will step down as Canada’s prime minister and the Liberal Get together’s chief as soon as his alternative is chosen [File: Jose Magana/AP Photo]

Latest surveys concerning the upcoming election present the opposition Conservative Get together with a bonus of greater than 20 proportion factors over the Liberals, who’ve confronted rising anger as many Canadians grapple with an affordability disaster.

The Liberal authorities additionally has been underneath strain to stave off a risk from United States President-elect Donald Trump to impose steep, 25-percent tariffs on Canadian items when the Republican chief takes workplace subsequent week.

Carney, who has tried to place himself as a political outsider, stated on Thursday that his management bid comes at a crucial second for the nation.

“Too many are falling behind. Too many young people can’t afford a home. Too many people can’t find a doctor,” he stated.

“And then on top of that … in just four days, the United States will swear in Donald Trump as their 47th president, a man who threatens economic force on his closest, most steadfast allies, including Canada.”

Carney additionally criticised Pierre Poilievre, the top of the Conservative Get together, who’s extensively anticipated to change into the nation’s subsequent prime minister after this yr’s elections are held.

“‘Canada is broken’ was one of Pierre Poilievre’s many three-word slogans, and it couldn’t be more dangerous,” Carney stated.

“Conservatives don’t run around saying Canada is broken because they want to fix it. They want a licence to demolish and destroy,” he continued. “Their three-word soundbites won’t solve problems, but they will hurt regular people.”

Poilievre, a right-wing populist who was first elected to Canada’s parliament in 2004, has attacked Carney as a supporter of the Trudeau authorities’s carbon-pricing coverage, which places a price on carbon emissions.

He has dubbed the economist “Carbon Tax Carney” and has pledged to scrap the coverage if elected.

Poilievre reprised that theme in response to Carney’s announcement on Thursday, as soon as once more linking the Liberal chief to the unpopular Trudeau authorities, in addition to the left-wing New Democratic Get together (NDP).

“Carbon Tax Carney supported hiking the NDP-Liberal tax on gas, heat [and] groceries,” Poilievre wrote on the social media platform X on Thursday. “Just. Like. Justin.”

The Conservatives additionally rejected the concept that Carney is an outsider, noting in a press release that he served as an financial adviser to the Liberal authorities underneath Trudeau.

“As a long-time Liberal insider … Carbon Tax Carney is the furthest thing possible from an outsider,” the social gathering stated. “It’s clear that Carbon Tax Carney and the Liberals will say anything to try and hold power. But they cannot be trusted.”

Carbon Tax Carney supported mountain climbing the NDP-Liberal tax on fuel, warmth & groceries, QUADRUPLING all of it the way in which as much as $0.61/L.

Simply. Like. Justin. pic.twitter.com/MEWQdQKPwb

— Pierre Poilievre (@PierrePoilievre) January 16, 2025

The Liberal Get together will choose its new chief — and by extension, the subsequent prime minister — on March 9, simply weeks earlier than Parliament reconvenes on March 24.

It’s unclear how lengthy the brand new prime minister will probably be within the prime publish, nevertheless.

The Conservatives and different opposition events have stated they plan to place ahead a no-confidence movement in opposition to the Liberal authorities, which might set off an election.

Along with Carney, Liberal MP Chandra Arya and businessman Frank Baylis have formally entered the Liberal management race.

However the contest is extensively anticipated to come back all the way down to Carney and former Canadian Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland, a longtime Trudeau ally who resigned from his cupboard in late December.

Freeland, who has but to formally announce her marketing campaign, stop over what she stated was a disagreement with Trudeau over the way to deal with Trump’s looming tariff risk.

She teased her management bid in a social media publish on Wednesday, saying she would “have much more to say very soon!”.

Fifth cup of tea and the calls aren’t stopping — grateful for the prospect to listen to from you and take heed to your concepts, fellow Liberals!

I’ll have far more to say very quickly! pic.twitter.com/miGcmgtzfk

— Chrystia Freeland (@cafreeland) January 15, 2025





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