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Originally Posted by Dartguard
Except you have to ask yourself what did Carney promise Guilbault to get him to stay and the Vampire of Canadian politics, Gerry Butts, was at Rideau hall for Carneys investiture. Haven't Butts and Telford done enough to the Ontario and National Fiscal situation? My deep concern with Carney is that he is selling himself as the Adult in the Liberal Party and is an accomplished and maybe too calm technocrat to counter balance the Toddler at 1600.
Fine and dandy but I have the very solid gut feeling that Butts et Al will use Carny and the Trump crisis to really kill off Canadian industries that do not align with their deeply held Climate bias's. The community that these folks live in, think in and hope for does not include using Canada's deep resource base to enhance Canadian's opportunitys but is the crisis of opportunity to enact Climate mitigation dreams. Canadians be damned. Carny, Mark my words, will eventually retire to England.Hmmmm.
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Why England? He went there for the bank of england job and returned to work at Brookfield in Toronto immediately afterwards. It's pretty clear to me he was there for the job and the job only.
He spent a huge chunk of his adult life at Goldman Sachs all over the place as well. He has an illustrious finance career which at that level often requires you to move internationally. Whenever his career has taken a step back, he has always returned domestically.
I do share concerns about Guilbault, but he's off the environmental ministry and into the economically unimpactful ministry of culture and identity. Post-election Carney will have a fresh slate of MPs to set a cabinet with, who knows if he even stays on cabinet.
I am hopeful for Carney overall but I want to see his platform. He is signaling a far higher priority on economic measures, but we need more details to see how his government would differ from the Trudeau government on that front which has been a complete and abject failure.